Sail, snorkel, and seek sandbars aboard a private catamaran
Open the throttle in Key West’s open-water freeride zones
Snorkel two reef sites on a fast catamaran with drinks after the swim
Cruise Key West harbor at sunset with your group and captain
Discover Fort Jefferson and Dry Tortugas waters by captained boat
Design your own reef and sandbar escape aboard a glass-bottom boat
Private Key West sandbar charter for up to 6 guests on a 25 ft tritoon
Spend 10 hours exploring Fort Jefferson and snorkel or dive Dry Tortugas sites
Build a private Key West celebration around your group's ideal day on the water
GPS-guided Tri Toon cruising with delivery to eligible properties
Fish calm nearshore waters from the Stella Blue
Private Key West sailing with snorkeling, sandbars, and dolphin searches
Customize a private Key West boat day with room for your dog
Morning catamaran snorkel trip with gear and drinks
Private 5-hour sandbar and sunset cruise with snorkel gear and music
Ride a private charter to Dry Tortugas with a licensed captain
Private 25 ft tritoon sandbar charter for up to 12 guests
Do two guided reef dives with an in-water divemaster
A discreet, captain-led private escape on Florida Keys waters
Cruise Key West Harbor on a tiki boat at sunset
Cast light tackle from Stella Blue in calm nearshore waters
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.