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St. Petersburg Small‐Group Jungle Prada Site History Tour

The state of Florida has a history of human habitation stretching back at least 14000 years. Take a guided tour of the Jungle Prada Site in St. Petersburg to uncover Native American history as you walk through an archaeological site of the Tocobaga tribe. Learn about the ancient peoples and the Spanish conquistadors that landed in the area in 1528 and enjoy time roaming around the lush property.

St. Pete Beach Shared Small Group Sunset Cruise

Arrive at Tierra Verde Marina Resort to start your scenic St. Pete Beach cruise. Despite being a shared experience, the tour is limited to six people, ensuring a comfortable and peaceful atmosphere. This smaller group size allows for ample space to relax and enjoy the views, far from the hustle and bustle of larger tour groups. As you navigate through residential canals, the tour offers you a glimpse of local luxury homes along the water. While cruising near Tierra Verde, keep an eye out for dolphins. To enhance your comfort, bottled water is provided, along with blankets during cooler weather, so you can travel light. The highlight of the trip is the chance to see a stunning sunset over the water, coupled with the chance to spot dolphins in their natural habitat. Concluding the cruise, you'll return to the start point, where you can continue your onward adventures.

St. Petersburg Boat Tour to Egmont Key

The Egmont Key National Wildlife Refuge is a serene, secluded island in Tampa Bay that’s popular for hiking and fishing. Go beyond the beauty of St. Pete’s Beaches and visit this island on a relaxing half‐day tour. Sail from the St. Pete Pier over to Egmont Key and spend a few hours wandering miles of white sand beaches. Bottled water is available but you can bring your own food and drink to enjoy a quiet island lunch.

St. Petersburg, Florida: Guided Golf Cart Sightseeing Tour

Sightsee around Downtown St. Petersburg, Florida in comfort and ease—and discover more of its top landmarks than you could if you were exploring on foot—thanks to this time‐saving street‐legal golf cart tour. Learn all about the city’s culture and history from your guide with your small group of fellow travelers, and pick your guide’s brain about what to do and where to eat next.

Shell Key Preserve & Island Kayak Adventure With a Local Guide

Paddle through mangrove tunnels, spot dolphins and manatees, and enjoy free time for a swim or shell collecting on Shell Key Island with this unique Shell Key Preserve kayak excursion, led by a local insider. Paddle through shallow saltwater to discover top kayaking spots rich with native Floridian wildlife, and marvel at the area’s natural beauty. Plus, learn about its history and ecosystem along the way.

Three Hour Shelling Cruise to Shell Key Preserve from John's Pass

Our 3hr Shell Key Shelling Trip is offered from Hubbard’s Marina inside Johns Pass and offers around one hour on the island exploring and shelling with around an hour ride down the back protected bay waters on a relaxing, safe, and fun trip onboard the HUB Cat 49. On the ride back to Johns Pass, we will cruise up our beautiful gulf beaches when weather allows, if it’s a little bumpy the ride back will also be in the back protected bay waters. We will often spot dolphins, seabirds, manatees and other wildlife on the ride out and back!

Escape Room Experience — SCORCHED (Approx 1 hour)

Heat up your day with the Scorched escape room experience in downtown St. Petersburg. You and your group will have one hour to solve puzzles, decipher clues, and escape this room designed by Outerlife Studios. Immerse yourself in the story of a young boy exiled to his room, featuring special effects, props, and unique designs that’ll challenge you to solve the mystery before time runs out.

St. Petersburg Sunset Cruise

Florida’s Gulf Coast offers amazing sunsets each night and locals will tell you that one of the best ways to view it is right from the water. Head down to the St. Pete Pier and join this cruise that offers an impressive sunset showcase. Sail to the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, an impressive structure that’s also a fantastic backdrop for photographs. View the sunset from beneath the bridge then venture back to land for an evening in St. Pete.

Saint Petersburg Historic Segway Tour

There are walking tours and there are bus tours, but this unique Segway tour provides an entirely new perspective on the city of St Petersburg in Florida. Your tour begins at North Straub Park with a brief but thorough training session to make sure everyone feels comfortable and knowledgeable about their Segway. A helmet and safety equipment, plus bottled water and an audio headset are provided. With the training out of the way, it’s time to hit the open road. On this 2‐hour Segway tour around St Petersburg, cruise along Bay Shore Drive next to Tampa Bay, past Victorian‐style homes to the downtown area. Learn about the history and culture of the Tocobaga Indians, who lived in small villages at the northern end of Tampa Bay from the year 900 to the 1500s. It is believed that their princess was the inspiration for Disney’s story of Pocahontas. Then visit the spot where the world’s first commercial flight took off — the St Petersburg‐Tampa Airboat Line on January 1, 1914. See pictures of the pilot, Tony Jannus, as well as the aircraft he used on that first flight. Continue down to St Petersburg Pier, a landmark and tourist spot that extends into Tampa Bay. Learn about its development and importance to the city and check out the once‐endangered brown pelicans mixing with the locals and diving into the water for food. Finally, return to North Straub Park to conclude the tour.

Saint Petersburg Eco Segway Tour

There are walking tours and there are bus tours, but this unique Segway tour provides an entirely new perspective on the city of St. Petersburg, Florida. Riding on a Segway isn’t difficult, but it’s important to know how to maneuver one, especially gliding around a city like St. Petersburg. So this tour begins at the Tampa Bay seawall at North Straub Park with a brief but thorough training session to make sure everyone feels comfortable and knowledgeable about their Segway. Additionally, all passengers must weight between 100 and 300 pounds to participate. A helmet and safety equipment, plus bottled water and an audio headset are provided. With the training out of the way, it’s time to hit the open road. On this Segway tour around St. Petersburg, cruise through the Gizella Kopsick Palm Arboretum, where there are more than 500 palms and cycads representing some 150 species from around the world. Stop along the bay to learn about and watch manatees in their natural habitat. Visit the Sunken Gardens, a botanical paradise in the midst of the hustle of the city and St. Petersburg's oldest living museum. This four‐acre, 100‐year‐old garden is home to some of the oldest tropical plants in the region—over 500 species of tropical and subtropical plants amidst pools and cascading waterfalls. There are more than 50,000 tropical plants and flowers in all. Finally, return to North Straub Park to conclude the tour.