With John's Pass at its north end and Blind Pass at its south, Treasure Island is surrounded by the water we cruise every day. Guests staying along Gulf Boulevard drive about 15 to 20 minutes across the Treasure Island Causeway to our Gulfport launch. Once you arrive, Captain Allen runs private water sports trips, dolphin tours and island stops, all priced for your group instead of per person.
Boat tours Treasure Island guests book with us start 15 to 20 minutes away. The boat isn't docked on Treasure Island and we don't offer pickups. Every trip leaves from our Gulfport launch on Boca Ciega Bay, just over the causeway.
Treasure Island gives you two kinds of water. The Gulf side has wide beaches and waves, while the bay side is calmer and better for learning. Captain Allen keeps beginners on protected water near Gulfport for family-friendly tubing, then moves to more open water once riders feel ready. Kids get gentle rides at slower speeds, while teens and adults can ask for a faster run.
Wakeboarding is his personal favorite, and riders as young as 5 and as seasoned as 70 have stood up behind the boat. Wakeboarding lessons from Gulfport start with basic technique and safety. Speed and rope length change with your skill level, and switching to another sport is always an option. If it is not clicking, kneeboarding is an easy change of pace.
John's Pass Village and Boardwalk draws crowds on the north end, and the sandbar nearby is one of the liveliest scenes on the coast. Our John's Pass sandbar parties let your group anchor up, bring a cooler, play your own music and join the social scene. Captain Allen picks the anchor spot, and your group decides how long to stay. It makes a great last stop on a multi-stop day.