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Panama City Beach Vortex Springs Trip with Lunch

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Panama City Beach
Updated October 31, 2026

Experience a 5-hour adventure from Panama City Beach to Vortex Springs with paddleboarding, snorkeling, and a relaxing lunch amidst crystal-clear waters.

About this tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Panama City Beach to Vortex Springs, a hidden gem renowned for its pristine waters and lively water park. Begin your adventure with a convenient pickup, then travel to this natural oasis. Once there, dive into thrilling activities like paddleboarding on transparent boards and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. Relax in a hammock, enjoy a delicious lunch, and groove to music with Bluetooth speakers. With all equipment provided and restroom facilities on-site, your day promises comfort and excitement. After a refreshing experience, return to Panama City Beach rejuvenated and inspired.

Highlights

Explore Vortex Springs from Panama City Beach
Enjoy paddleboarding and snorkeling
Relax with music and a delicious lunch
Discover crystal-clear spring waters
Benefit from expert local guidance

What's included

Included

Transparent Paddleboards & Paddles
Personal Floatation Device
Local Tour Guide
Underwater Scooter
Snorkels
Hammocks
Food for everyone
Bluetooth Speakers
Dry Boxes
Bug Spray
Restroom Facilities (at the spring)

Not included

Bathing suits
Towels

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Important information

Swimwear required
Bring a towel
Pickup at Publix parking lot
Departure at 10 AM

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