Private snorkeling tailored to your day in Key West’s shallow waters
Explore a coral reef just 7 miles from Key West by private boat
Cast for reef and wreck fish with guidance for every skill level
Explore a sandbar, watch for dolphins, and cruise into the Key West sunset
Cruise to Fort Jefferson, shipwreck snorkeling, and Loggerhead Key
Free-dive or scuba dive, with seasonal lobstering included
Explore Fort Jefferson, shipwreck snorkeling, and Loggerhead Key by private boat
Fish remote reefs beyond Dry Tortugas park boundaries
Target reef or backcountry species with fishing gear and licenses included
Design your Key West day around snorkeling, sandbars, mangroves, and fishing
Cruise shallow Florida Keys waters for mangrove views, wildlife watching, and optional fishing
Learn Key West waterways from a local captain aboard your own boat
Create a private day on the water tailored to your interests
Plan your own day of sandbars, beaches and calm-water cruising
Explore Key West sandbars with music, snorkeling, and time on the water
Private Key West sandbar charter with snorkel gear, drinks, and snacks
Build your own 3–3.5 hour private boat charter with snorkeling gear, snacks, and drinks
Customize your private Key West water charter with snorkeling gear, drinks, and snacks included
Fish Key West’s shallow waters with light tackle and local expertise
Fish and relax at Florida Keys sandbars with light tackle and live bait
Chase seasonal offshore species with live bait and light tackle
Sail past Key West landmarks and relax on a private catamaran cruise at sunset
Speed across Key West waters for sandbars, swings and wildlife watching
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.