Private sail to a shallow-water anchorage with time to lounge on a Lilypad float
Private 2-hour Key West sunset sail with captain and mate
Sail a 1939 wooden schooner and take a turn at the helm
Sail, snorkel and watch the Key West sunset from your private boat
Private Key West harbor sail with time at the helm
Sail Key West aboard a 1939 wooden schooner with captain and crew
Sail Key West aboard a 1939 wooden schooner built for General George S. Patton
Sail Key West’s Atlantic coast at sunset aboard a historic schooner
Private 4-hour snorkel and Boca Grande cruise with sunset finish
Cruise Key West, grab dockside lunch, and cool off at a nearby sandbar
Private 3–4 hour snorkel charter with two stops and a sunset finish
Private Key West cruise with a Tiki Bar stop and sandbar swim
Explore two living coral reefs with snorkeling gear included
Explore a live reef, relax on Boca Grand sandbar, and look for dolphins
Swim, paddle, and relax at a secluded Key West island or sandbar
Explore a secluded sandbar, paddleboard, and end the day with sunset views
Set out for sandbar time, island sightseeing, and sunset views on a private Key West boat trip
Explore shallow coral heads or enjoy lighthouse views from your private boat
Make the day your own, from snorkeling to a sunset cruise
Cruise to Key West sandbars on a private charter for up to 6 guests
Take the helm on a 23 ft SeaCraft—set up for fishing and day cruising
A two-level pontoon with a slide for your time on the water
Design a private Key West day on the water with your captain
Set your own course on a Yamaha-powered Key West deck boat
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.