Edited sentence: Anclote Key comes with north and south sand bars.As you walk the shore you will see much ocean life near your feet.However the first sand bar on a low tide this sand bar has been nicknamed "Olive Island" due to the many sea shells you can collect, the majority being Olives.Just beyond the outer sand bar on this side of the Key is a great place for snorkelers.Just to the east of this little snorkeling spot hosts a reunion for many species of sharks each year.The north sand bar features a place to pull up a boat on the south shore of this bar, native birds, soft white powder sugar sand, sand dollars at low tide and other shells.The south side of the Key lends itself to be a snorkeling site off the second sand bar that can only be seen at low tide.The water is shallow enough to see the bottom and all its ocean lie, yet deep enough to swim.They don't stay but a day.This shallow water is warm and ready to swim in