
Sunset Dolphin Cruise
Bottlenose dolphins are regulars in the bay. Evening cruises are the calmest and prettiest.

Choctawhatchee Bay, Santa Rosa Sound and the Gulf all meet here. These are our favorite ways to spend the daylight hours, and we can reserve most of them when you book.
Clear, shallow and warm for most of the year.

Hourly rentals from local outfitters on the Sound and Okaloosa Island. Cruise the shoreline and keep an eye out for dolphins.
1–2 riders per ski · life jackets and safety briefing included · from $125 / hour

Rent a pontoon for a half or full day and anchor at Crab Island, the famous sandbar near Destin's East Pass, in waist-deep, crystal-clear water.
Seats up to 10 · no license needed for most rentals · half day from $325

Bottlenose dolphins are regulars in the bay. Evening cruises are the calmest and prettiest.

Rise high over the Gulf for the best view of the coastline you'll ever get.

Inshore and deep-sea trips leave Destin, the "World's Luckiest Fishing Village", every morning.
A short drive and you're on some of the softest sand in the country.

Wide public beaches with boardwalk access, restrooms and plenty of room to spread out.

Walk out over the Gulf at sunset or cast a line. Rods and bait are available on the pier.

One of the oldest marine parks in the country. Great for kids and rainy days.

Stroll the Destin Harbor Boardwalk for waterfront restaurants and the charter fleet coming home. Visit Heritage Park and the 1,000-year-old Indian Temple Mound downtown, or the free Air Force Armament Museum near Eglin.
Water rentals book up fast on summer weekends. Add them to your room and we'll handle the reservation with our local partners.
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