Shell Island is a barrier island located just east of St. Andrew's State Park and is only accessible by water.
John kayaked there yesterday, and took these amazing photos.
For over 300 years, Shell Island has attracted visitors to its unspoiled shores.
Early Spanish Conquistadors who sailed these waters in search of treasure and safe harbour reported seeing thatched-roof villages and tall Indians along beaches of sparkling sands.
Today it is best known for its seven and a half miles of pristine beach, clear water, and many types of shell not often found on the more developed shores of Panama City Beach.
Its coves provide a natural sanctuary to dolphins, crabs, turtles and fish.
Another perfect day capped off by a glorious sunset in paradise at Latitude 30!
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