• Goodland Boating Park - Depart from the Goodland Boat Park, 750 Palm Point Dr., Goodland, FL 34140, and cruise through the Ten Thousand Islands.\nOn the way Pass by Neal Key, Ramsey Key, and Little Tide Key. Keep your eyes peeled to observe the wildlife that\nLive south of Marco Island and the Ten Thousand Islands.\nStop at Dickman’s Island and Sandbars. ( About 1 and 1/2 hours). Walk at the beach and collect shells. This is a great spot to find beautiful sea treasures.\n- Kice Island - Walk the shore line and collect shells. You will access this island on the north side and you will be able to explore the shoreline to find unique shells that wash up on the beach.

• Bottled water
• Shell Guide
• Fully Shaded Boat, ample seats
• Complimentary Shelling Bags
• Cooler Full with Ice

• $10 Parking Fee
• Lunch

Join the 4-Hour Kice Island Shelling Trip, departing from Goodland Boat Park. Situated at the northern end of the Ten Thousand Islands, Marco Island is encircled by secluded beaches that can only be reached by boat—ideal for discovering a stunning array of shells.

Expert captains and guides will take participants to prime shelling locations and impart their vast knowledge about each shell encountered. Learn about the creatures that once lived in these shells—their habits, diets, and how they adapt to the tidal environment.

This tour is solely focused on shelling. Besides collecting unique shells, participants will gain a deeper insight into the local ecosystem and the crucial role these marine creatures play. Whether a novice beachcomber or an experienced collector, this adventure offers both education and excitement in a unique setting.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.