See reefs below the surface and relax at a Key West sandbar
Design your own reef and sandbar escape aboard a glass-bottom boat
Private fast-boat access to shallow waters, sandbars, and a clothing-optional escape
Private clothing-optional sailing with a licensed captain and crew
Private sailing with a captain, crew, paddle gear, and refreshments
Circle Key West by jet ski with guided stops and free-ride time
Circle Key West by Yamaha WaveRunner with landmark and sandbar stops
Build a private Key West day around sandbars, snorkeling, dolphins, and more
A private evening on the water for toasts, music and horizon views
Trade crowded boat routes for secluded Lower Keys sandbars
Private reef time aboard a 30-foot Jeanneau yacht
Cruise 30 miles offshore to snorkel, explore sandbars, and shape your own day
Private light-tackle fishing aboard a 30-foot Jeanneau with a licensed captain
Build a private Key West celebration around your group's ideal day on the water
Explore the islands and glide through clear waters on a full-day charter
Cruise Key West waters with snorkeling gear and a flexible island itinerary
Paddle shallow bay waters with snorkel gear and park access
Cruise to shallow sandbars and glide through mangroves in the Florida Keys
Self-guided Key West boating with flexible docking options
Chart your own Key West day aboard a 20-foot Sea Fox Viper
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.