Take Your pick or Hop All Three!

Island Hopping

Caladesi Island was voted one of the top beaches in the U.S., Caladesi Beach is a pristine, undeveloped island haven off the coast of Clearwater Beach. One of Florida’s few remaining undeveloped barrier Islands, Caladesi State Park is rich with beauty and tranquility. Best of all, it’s possible to find total peace in this paradise. If you go to Caladesi Beach during the week, you’re likely to find yourself virtually alone. Soak up the Solitude.- Others have.

Three-Rooker Island is a small, semicircular island that has emerged within the last decade. The fact that sand has been accumulating at this location while erosion has occurred at other locations demonstrates the complexity of the coastal processes at work on the West-Central Florida coast. As the island emerged, it quickly became vegetated, increasing its stability. Three Rooker Bar is not your typical bar because it’s really a small Island or sand bar just of the coast of northern Pinellas. Partying here is the nautical equivalent of tailgating in a parking lot before a football game. Boaters just drop anchor and get crazy. The water is Caribbean blue and the sand is white and sugary soft..

Honeymoon Island is one of Florida’s best-loved state parks! You will find more than four miles of beach to explore along with a three-mile trail through one of the last remaining virgin slash pine forests. Swimming, fishing, shelling, and exploring are all popular activities that make Honeymoon Island an ideal getaway.

Half the fun to any of the Barrier Islands is the journey. The Barrier Islands are only accessible by boats and your private trip is no exception. Whether you want to just run up to and explore the Islands or pack a lunch and snorkel and make it the whole day, Reel Bliss is the boat for you!