Sail a historic schooner, snorkel and kayak, then cruise into the Key West sunset
4.5 Hour
20 or less people
Snorkel, kayak, snacks
Sail, snorkel, and kayak on a 4.5-hour afternoon trip in Key West, with time on the water for the sunset on the way back. Relax onboard with a small group and enjoy snacks and drinks between activities.
Bring a valid ID if you plan to consume alcohol and are under age 35. Parking is not included, and the operator does not offer parking.
Public reservations up to 4 guests are non-refundable within 24 hours of start; 5+ guests are non-refundable within 72 hours. Private reservations are non-refundable within 14 days. Changes within 24 hours incur a $30 per person rebooking fee.
Arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
Bring a bathing suit, towel, hat and sunglasses, sunscreen (preferably reef safe), a camera (including an underwater camera if you have one), and a photo ID. Bring a sweatshirt in the winter months.
No. Your sail and snorkel trip includes masks, fins, and snorkels (snorkels are sanitized), plus kayaks, paddles, and life jackets. Instruction and safety gear are provided, and no experience is necessary.
255 Front St Key West, FL US 33040
Key West sailing doesn't get much better than this, according to travelers who consistently rave about their time on the water here. Whether you're booking the adventure combo with snorkeling and kayaking through the mangroves or opting for the more leisurely sunset wine cruise, you're apparently in for something special. The crew members get called out by name again and again, with captains like Mary, Janet, Anthony, and Micah earning particular praise for being knowledgeable, professional, and genuinely fun to be around. People love that these aren't massive cattle-call operations. Groups tend to max out around 16 passengers, which creates an intimate vibe where the crew can actually give you personal attention and fellow travelers become part of the experience rather than just anonymous faces. The full-day excursions seem to be the showstoppers. You're looking at snorkeling (though not on a reef, so temper expectations accordingly), kayaking around mangrove islands with solid ecology commentary, plus snacks and unlimited drinks throughout. One couple said it was the best day of a rough year, which speaks volumes. The sunset sails hit differently too, with proper wine flights paired with cheese and appetizers, all enjoyed under actual sail power. A few practical notes: the snacks are described as good but light, so consider bringing extra food if you're prone to getting hungry. Weather can look sketchy before departure but often clears up, and you might even spot manatees at the dock. Multiple repeat customers say this is their go-to charter year after year, which tells you everything about consistency.
We go on Danger every time we are here and every time it’s the highlight of our trip. Absolute no-brainer, just book it.
Austin Muchemore
April 3, 2026
We go on Danger every time we are here and every time it’s the highlight of our trip. Absolute no-brainer, just book it.
Austin Muchemore
April 3, 2026