• Egmont Key State Park - the ruins of Fort Dade (a military garrison built during the Spanish-American War in 1898) and a working lighthouse that’s more than 150 years old. The lighthouse is a relic of the prominent role the island played in Florida’s Seminole Indian War in 1854 as well as the Civil War. Immerse yourself in the island’s rich past by walking around Fort Dade, including a carriage brick road, sidewalks, gun batteries and a guardhouse.

The guardhouse building has been restored to serve as a visitor center and small museum (hours are sporadic). Learn more about the island’s environment and heritage through wildlife and history exhibits here.

• Private transportation

• Food and drink is not provided

For those who have ever fantasized about discovering their own deserted island, a day trip to Egmont Key State Park could be the perfect adventure.

Explore the remnants of Fort Dade, a military garrison constructed during the Spanish-American War in 1898, and visit a functioning lighthouse that has stood for over 150 years. This lighthouse is a testament to the island’s significant role in Florida’s Seminole Indian War in 1854 and the Civil War. Dive into the island’s fascinating history by strolling through Fort Dade, which features a carriage brick road, sidewalks, gun batteries, and a guardhouse.

The guardhouse has been beautifully restored to function as a visitor center and small museum, though its hours are limited. Discover more about the island’s natural environment and historical significance through the wildlife and history exhibits available.

Additionally, enjoy the delightful sight of playful dolphins in their natural surroundings, a heartwarming experience that highlights our dedication to responsible tourism.

• Travel Time is already included in the total tour duration.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.