Ενοικιαζόμενοι χώροι για διακοπές στην τοποθεσία Punta Gorda

Upon boarding our 36ft Sailing Yacht Calypos, you will instantly slip into island time. Enjoy a refreshing beverage as we slip from the constraints of the dock and everyday stress. Soon after leaving the Yacht club, the sails will be unfurled and you will soon be gliding with the wind. Be on the look out for marine life such as dolphins and manatees. Work the lines to help harness the wind, take the helm to steer, or just sit back and relax. Our captain can help you understand the sea fairing art of sailing across the seas, while also entertaining you with the deep history of the area. After time slips away while sightseeing, indulge in some tasty hors d'oeuvres. Top off your sunset or day sail with a sundowner cocktail as we slowly bring you back to the constraints of the dock. During the month of December, during our evening cruises, we will be touring the Christmas Lights of the Punta Gorda Isles Canals. This is a yearly tradition and a beautiful time to relax and sip on some hot cider and listen to Christmas Caroling. If you would like this option, please select the 6pm Cruise. Other things to note We recommend that you wear comfortable clothes appropriate for the weather. As often Florida’s weather can change, it may be a good idea to bring a light coat. Drinks and snacks are included, however if you prefer a certain item, feel free to bring it onboard. No Alcohol is allowed to be brought on

For this guided eco kayaking adventure we will meet at a public launch site just North of Fort De Soto State Park. In order to provide a great experience for our guests, we focus exclusively on small groups (8 guests). We will provide all the necessary equipment, dry bags, and instruction before heading out. We use stable sit-inside kayaks which are more comfortable and easier to paddle than sit-on-top & clear kayaks. This allows us to explore more of the preserve at an easier pace and provides better wildlife viewing opportunities. Once we depart, we'll explore the various ecosystems of the Shell Key Preserve highlighting the beauty of this coastal habitat. We'll kayak through mangrove tunnels (tides permitting), over shallow seagrass meadows, and look for wildlife along the way. Once we reach Shell Island you will have time to swim, explore, look for shells, or just relax and enjoy the beauty of this uninhabited barrier island. The preserve is home to a variety of shorebirds, nesting sea turtles, dolphins, manatees and much more. It is a great way to get out and see the natural side of St Pete. Please note: alcohol and pets are not permitted in the Preserve. Other things to note Moderate physical activity required. We mainly use double kayaks, kids 3 and up are welcome with an adult for each child under 13. Kids under 13 must be in a double with an adult.

We'll start exploring the farm on foot, climbing our small "mountain" and taking in the view. Then we'll head down and greet the goats you'll be feeding. Their favorite leaf is mulberry so we'll save that one for last, as we cut and carry a few limbs for them to nibble on. The goats are super friendly and will eat right out of your hand. Lastly, we'll walk through the rainforest and urban garden, tasting the tropical bounty along the way. Other things to note Don't forget walking shoes and a hat! The Florida sun can be hot.

This cruise will depart from Jug Creek Marina and include a fabulous nature experience on the way to lunch at Cabbage Key. You'll see the old fishing village of Bokeelia and then cruise the fabulous wilderness of Jug Creek. Dolphin sightings are common in these waters. We will transit Back Bay, Dead Man's Curve, and view the mansion built by the battery magnate, Charles Burgess. Once we exit the Creek, we head across Pine Island Sound past Useppa Island and the world famous Baron Collier Inn, before landing at Cabbage Key. There you can walk the nature trails of the historic island and climb the water tower. You will have an hour and a half to enjoy lunch in the Old House, Cabbage Key's open air restaurant. Following your meal, we will cruise back to Jug Creek Marina. Other things to note This experience will involve getting into and out of a boat at a dock. Payment for the meal at Cabbage Key is not included.

You will board my spacious 26-ft World Cat at the Jug Creek Marina. We will head west on the Creek which is lined with mangrove and habitat of dolphin, manatee, herons, egrets and osprey. Along the way we pass under the Stringfellow Road Bridge and pass the Lazy Flamingo restaurant. Further along we enter Back Bay and transit Dead Man"s Curve. You will view the beautiful mansion on Little Bokeelia Island which was built in 1902 by the famous battery magnate, Charles Burgess. When we exit the Creek we enter Pine Island Sound and the vista is amazing: Useppa Island, Cayo Costa, and the Boca Grande Pass. We will return to the Marina via Charlotte Harbor and Shell Cut. You will be amazed at the beauty of Charlotte Harbor and learn about the history, geography and wildlife. On the cruise back you can look out for dolphins, and enjoy relaxing music. Other things to note This experience will involve getting into and out of a boat at a dock.