Hermit crabs, puffer fish, sergeant majors and the odd octopus at the Destin Jetty and the bay's grass flats, with dolphins on the ride out. Here's everything to know before you jump in.
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A 2½-hour trip to the Destin Jetty and the grass flats of Choctawhatchee Bay, with a CPR-certified snorkel instructor in the water with you. Perfect for beginners, families and experienced snorkelers alike.
✓ Mask, snorkel & fins✓ Sanitized gear in all sizes✓ Fish food & water toys✓ Cooler on board
📍 600 Harbor Blvd, Destin • (850) 650-3825 • Sign waivers ahead of time
Underwater video packages available • Private charters on the Anticipation, up to 28 guests
Two stops, picked on the day by the captain based on tides and conditions.
Snorkeling on your own? East Pass carries strong tidal currents and heavy boat traffic, so the jetty is best done with a guided trip. From the beach, check today’s beach flag before you go in.
Water clarity changes with the tides and rainfall, but even cloudy days have plenty to look at.
Making a day of it? These pair well with a snorkel trip.
How we checked. Trip details come from Pelican Adventures’ own snorkeling page, checked October 28, 2026. Schedules and prices change; check the live booking calendar before you go.