Looking for a shorter premium experience on the water without the intense midday heat? Board our spacious 25ft twin-engine Sea Hunt center console right from Lavender's Landing for a relaxing afternoon cruise through the calm, protected backwaters of Pine Island Sound. This low-speed excursion focuses entirely on tracking local dolphin pods, spotting manatees, and viewing native bird rookeries. Features deep cushioned seating and a private onboard head (toilet) for your ultimate comfort. Flat rate covers up to 6 guests!
Book NowStart your day on the water when conditions are at their most tranquil! Leaving from Lavender's Landing, we cruise early-morning backwaters through Pine Island Sound straight to historic Cabbage Key for a delicious, iconic island breakfast. Along the way, we'll search for active dolphin pods and local coastal wildlife from the comfort of our spacious 25ft twin-engine Sea Hunt center console.
Book NowHead out to the pristine, white-sand shorelines of Cayo Costa State Park for world-class beachcombing, shelling, and island exploration. Enjoy a remarkably smooth, dry, and stable ride through the harbor chop aboard our offshore-class hull. Featuring a wide beam, deep-cushioned seating, and a private onboard head (toilet), our vessel ensures your private group of up to 6 has plenty of room to relax.
Book NowThe ultimate island charter combining wildlife viewing, beachcombing at Cayo Costa, light-tackle fishing, and an iconic cheeseburger lunch stop at historic Cabbage Key. Experience Pine Island Sound at an unhurried, relaxed pace with ultimate peace of mind. Our premium 25ft twin-engine flagship charter covers your entire private group of up to 6 guests with no hidden per-person fees!
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Departure Location: Lavender's Landing (7290 Barrancas Ave, Bokeelia, FL). Daily parking is $10.00 (Lee County Parks & Rec Annual Parking Pass accepted). Please arrive 15 minutes prior to scheduled departure. Look for Captain David at the boat slips!
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