Crab Island

Discovering Crab Island

Crab Island is less of an island and more of an underwater sandbar. Its surrounding crystal clear waters attract boaters and ocean lovers from all over the region. Many people flock to this destination to relax on their boats or socialize in the shallow waters. While it's renowned for its lively party atmosphere, recent visitors reported that Crab Island is equally fun for families. There's plenty of room for everyone to find their own space in the water.

Traveler Reviews and Tips

Using Floats and Timing Your Visit

Previous visitors highly recommend using floats in the water and planning your visit around high tide for the best experience. This timing allows for optimal water conditions, providing a more enjoyable visit.

Bringing Food and Drinks

Many suggest bringing coolers packed with food and drinks. However, if you prefer to purchase refreshments on-site, floating vendors at Crab Island offer assorted options. Just remember to bring cash as some vendors don't accept credit cards. While you can bring alcoholic beverages, note that you won't be able to buy them once you arrive at Crab Island.

Getting to Crab Island

Boat Access

This popular sandbar area is accessible only by boat. If you don't own a boat or prefer not to rent one, you can purchase a ticket for the Crab Island Shuttle Boat.

Crab Island Shuttle Boat

Round-trip tickets start at $46 per seat depending on the season, with children younger than 12 riding for $37. The trip includes two hours at Crab Island, with a covered seating area providing shade from the sun and a ladder for easy access to and from the water. For more details and to buy tickets, visit the Crab Island Shuttle Boat website.