Snorkel Key West’s reef, then sip from the open well bar
6-hour Key West watersports combo with 10 activities plus lunch and drinks
Cruise to spot dolphins, then snorkel a Key West reef with drinks on the ride back
Guided mangrove kayaking, paddleboarding and dolphin watching in Key West
Ride a jet ski around Key West with 5–6 guided stops
Sip and sail into the Key West sunset with live music and an open well bar
Snorkel two reef sites, then sail back at sunset
Build your own Key West private boat charter with a licensed local captain
Customize your Key West private charter with a captain and your choice of 3 activities
Fish lesser-fished offshore waters for mutton snapper and grouper on a 6-hour charter
Fish and explore Fort Jefferson on a 12-hour Dry Tortugas charter
Fish Key West reefs and wrecks on a 4-hour morning charter
Fish the continental shelf for Broadbill Swordfish from Key West
Fish offshore for mahi and stop at the reef for yellowtail action
Target tarpon or sharks when nocturnal activity picks up
Reef fishing with tackle, bait, a license, and crew assistance
Cruise to shallow sandbars and glide through mangroves in the Florida Keys
Charter a private sailing catamaran or power yacht for 8 hours of snorkeling and island stops
Sail, snorkel, and toast the sunset on your own Key West yacht
Charter a private yacht for 4 hours with snorkeling or sailing options
Choose your yacht for private snorkeling, swimming, and Key West Harbor cruising
Paddle serene mangrove waterways with an expert guide and spot vibrant marine life.
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.