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ECO TOURS

Eco-Tours

Explore the Ten Thousand Islands

Our eco-tours are specially designed for those who are looking for a shorter educational trip through the Ten Thousand Islands and includes 30 minute stop to find and collect some precious shells as a memorial of their visit to the Islands. Perfect for those families with small children.

All of our eco-tours are private tours. 

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Ecotourism is Becoming an Increasingly Hot Topic

Awareness is on the rise when it comes to issues such as plastic waste and pollution harming sea life,

but there is one area that often gets ignored – ethical tourism.

 

At Nautical Life Shelling Tours, we believe that focusing on sustainable practices has made our travels much more fun and meaningful. It feels great to know that we're supporting the people who are committed to

improving the state of the world for all creatures who live in it. Being kind to our eco-system requires no more time or effort.
We believe Nautical Life Shelling Tours is one of the best ways to explore responsibly.

 

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• Bring a Reusable Water Bottle

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• Ditch the Plastic Bags

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• Choose Reef-friendly Sunscreen and Nontoxic Insect Repellent

Did you know that coral is an animal, not a plant? Coral around the world are being harmed by some of the chemicals in traditional sunscreen, which washes off into the water in huge amounts.

Choose sun protection that is certified reef-friendly such as Sun Bum brand. (Please no spray sunscreen).

 

Similarly, chemically-laden repellents may work for mosquitoes but can also harm other wildlife.

The residue from them washes into waterways, adding more chemicals that marine life have a hard time dealing with.

Choose insect repellent such as Duk Gear brand or No-See-Um Natural insect repellent.

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2 1/2 Hour Ten Thousand Islands Eco-Tour

$400.00 not including tax and gratuity. 

This tour takes you through the mazes of mangrove islands looking for manatees, dolphins

and indigenous birds, trip to the iconic dome homes of Cape Romano and includes thirty minutes of shelling.

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