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Jul 28, 2026 - 09:13 PM
You will see tube coral, cup coral, robust ivory tree coral, and sea whips around the rock jetties at St. Andrews State Park, where developing coral growth has been found in water near 15ft deep. Many Shell Island snorkeling stops feature more sand, seagrass, and shallow reef habitat, so the exact coral depends on the route. For a closer look at those underwater areas, the Shell Island Snorkeling Excursion explores shallow reefs in St. Andrews Bay and the Gulf.
