Choose a 3–6 hour private sandbar charter with floats, snorkel gear, and shade
Build your own private boat day with snorkeling, sandbar time, or sightseeing
Cruise mangroves, snorkel shallow waters, and explore sandbars in the Lower Keys
Share a relaxed sandbar outing with water gear, shade, and ice-cold water included
Fish for lobsters by bully net on a small-group Key West night charter
Fish offshore with a knowledgeable crew on a 47-foot Hatteras
Cruise Key West by private boat with snorkel gear and a sandbar stop
Cruise on a 32' Belzona to relax and float at a Key West sandbar
Discover Fort Jefferson and Dry Tortugas waters by captained boat
Ride a private charter to Dry Tortugas with a licensed captain
Cast light tackle in Key West's calm backcountry waters
Target Grouper and Snapper on reef and wreck fishing grounds
Chase mahi, tuna, and wahoo in deep Atlantic waters
Target Atlantic sailfish with specialized kite-fishing techniques
Cruise Key West on a 32' Belzona to relax at the sandbar
Cruise the Florida Keys for snorkel time and a sandbar stop on a 32' Belzona
Cruise Key West backcountry, snorkel reefs, and relax at a sandbar on a private charter
Fish the remote, clear waters of the Dry Tortugas from Key West
Shape your Key West day around sandbars, snorkeling, and time on the water
Share a laid-back Key West sandbar outing with fellow travelers
Target swordfish in Atlantic waters more than 1,500 feet deep
Fish the remote, crystal-clear waters of the Dry Tortugas
Target trophy-class cubera snapper on an offshore night trip
Reach remote Gulf waters for deep-water snapper fishing
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.