Sandbar Tours in Anna Maria Island & Bradenton

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐5-Star Rated | Starting at $700 | Captain Included

Serving Bradenton • Anna Maria Island • Palmetto • Parrish • Lakewood Ranch• Ellenton

Private Sandbar Boat Tours & Island Hopping Adventures

Join us for a private sandbar tour and explore the most popular sandbars near Anna Maria Island and Bradenton. Whether you want to relax in shallow water, swim, float, or enjoy island hopping, our sandbar tours are customized to your group.

Our captained sandbar tours are ideal for:

Families
Couples
Bachelor & bachelorette parties
Groups looking to relax and socialize

Why Our Sandbar Tours Stand Out

🏝️ Visit multiple sandbars in one trip
🚤 Private boat experience
🧑‍✈️ Licensed local captain included
🧊 Cooler space, floating mats & add-ons available
🌊 Calm, shallow water locations

Sandbars change with tides and seasons — our local knowledge ensures you’re taken to the best sandbars that day.

Popular Sandbar Destinations

Jewfish Key
Passage Key
Egmont Key sandbars
Anna Maria Island flats
Paradise Island

Each location offers crystal-clear shallow water perfect for lounging and swimming.

What’s Included in a Sandbar Tour?

Fully equipped boat
USCG-licensed captain
Safety equipment
Route planning based on tides & conditions

Optional add-ons:

Floating mats
Portable grills
Cooler & ice
Extended time on the water

Book Your Tour Now

Manatee River Boat Rentals and Water Sports
Boat Rentals on the Manatee River
Serving Bradenton • Anna Maria Island • Palmetto • Parrish • Lakewood Ranch• Ellenton

Phone: 941-932-3700
Email: manateeriverwatersports@gmail.com
Location: 353 Shore Dr, Ellenton, FL 34222
Pickup location details provided after booking

Hours:
Monday–Sunday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
(Seasonal hours may vary)

Why Choose Us:
Family-owned • Clean, reliable pontoons • Easy on-the-water pickup • Safe & beginner-friendly • No hidden fees

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Bareboat Charter Disclaimer:

A bareboat charter (or "demise charter") is essentially a rental of the vessel only, similar to renting a car. The key elements and disclaimers are that the charterer must have full control and assume all responsibility. Charterer takes full control: The person leasing the boat is responsible for operating it, including managing the crew, fuel, food, and insurance. Passenger limit: To remain in the "recreational vessel" category and avoid commercial regulations, the total number of people on board (including the charterer and any crew) cannot exceed 12, regardless of the boat's capacity plate. Legal responsibility: The charterer assumes all legal obligations and liability for the vessel and passengers during the rental period.