Cruise the Gulf Coast
Treasure Island sits in the heart of Florida's Gulf Coast barrier island chain — a prime location for private yacht charters along some of the most beautiful waterways in the state. Just minutes from our St. Petersburg departure point, Treasure Island offers easy access to stunning sunset views, pristine sandbars, and world-class island destinations.
Popular charter routes from near Treasure Island include sunset cruises past Johns Pass and Madeira Beach, sandbar stops at Fort De Soto, island hopping to Shell Key and Egmont Key, and leisurely cruises along the Intracoastal Waterway with views of Pass-a-Grille, St. Pete Beach, and the Don CeSar hotel — the iconic "Pink Palace" visible from the water.
Treasure Island is known for its wide, white-sand beaches and the annual Treasure Island Pirate Festival. From the water, you get a completely different perspective of this beloved beach town — the colorful Gulf-front homes, the fishing piers, and the endless horizon where Tampa Bay meets the Gulf of Mexico.
Whether you are celebrating a birthday, hosting a bachelorette party, planning a romantic sunset cruise, or just want a day on the water with friends and family, our 52ft Marquis Flybridge offers the ultimate private yacht experience near Treasure Island. Up to 13 guests, 3 decks, premium stereo with Starlink WiFi, and a USCG-licensed captain who knows every channel, sandbar, and sunset spot along this stretch of coast.
Johns Pass & Madeira Beach
Cruise past the iconic Johns Pass Village and Boardwalk, one of the most popular waterfront destinations on Florida's Gulf Coast. Watch the fishing boats and dolphins in the pass.
Shell Key & Egmont Key
Island hop to pristine barrier islands just south of Treasure Island. Snorkel, swim, and explore untouched shorelines accessible only by boat.
Sunset Views
Treasure Island faces due west — the sunsets here are legendary. Watch the sky turn gold and pink from the flybridge of our 52ft yacht, drink in hand.
The Pink Palace
Pass by the historic Don CeSar hotel on St. Pete Beach — the iconic pink landmark looks stunning from the water, especially at golden hour.