A quiet barrier-island escape at the tip of St. Pete Beach
Pass-a-Grille is the quiet, historic tip of St. Pete Beach — a low-key stretch of white sand and pastel cottages where the pace slows right down. Shell the shoreline, watch the sunset from the seawall, catch a boat out to the barrier islands, and admire the pink Don CeSar 'Pink Palace' just up the beach.
GetYourGuideFrom $94, mid tier
Rated 4.8(19)1 hour
Parasail high above the Gulf for panoramic coastline views, launching from Madeira Beach.
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GetYourGuideFrom $55, mid tier
Rated 4.6(67)2 hours
A dolphin-watching and shelling cruise from Treasure Island, stopping at a shelling sandbar.
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GetYourGuideFrom $75, mid tier
3 hours
A sunset boat tour to a barrier island for shelling and wide-open Gulf views.
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ViatorFrom $95, mid tier
Rated 4.5(307)5 hours
A half-day (about 5 hours) guided inshore fishing trip from John's Pass, with gear included.
Book Half-Day Inshore Fishing Trip (John's Pass) →Seafood, mid tier
A Pass-a-Grille legend famous for its grouper and rooftop-bar sunsets over the Gulf.
Visit website ↗Italian, mid tier
Cozy, long-running Italian a short hop up the sand on St. Pete Beach — hand-tossed pizzas, chicken piccata, and lobster ravioli.
Seafood, mid tier
Laid-back waterfront cafe by the Merry Pier with fresh Gulf seafood and dolphin-spotting views.
Visit website ↗American, budget tier
Right on the sand with a Gulf-front patio for breakfast, grouper sandwiches, and fish and chips.
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