USA ·SNORKELING TRIPS IN KEY WEST
The 12 snorkeling trips in Key West below are priced, timed and sorted so you can pick one in a couple of minutes. The first is first for a reason.
Review of Key West’s half-day sail, kayak, snorkel, and sunset trip, with honest advice on activities, value, weather, gear, and who should book.
“Captain Mary & 1st Mate Connor were great. Fruits on the way out, beverages with Yuengling, Miller lite and wine was a great surprise then some humas, salsa and chips. Kayaking and sailing were my favorites for sure.”
Review the Key West afternoon snorkel sail, with Florida Reef snorkeling, open-bar drinks, crew notes, timing, value, and practical tips.
“If you're staying in Miami, take the trip to Key West and book with the crew from Sebago. Awesome crew and your safety is their highest priority , not for behind the service levels and fun they provide you is second to none! Catamaran was very clean and the equipment was modern, not old used and beat up. Kudos to the Captain and his crew!!!!! (Be generous when tipping them, they definitely earn it)”
Key West dolphin watch and snorkel review covering wildlife, shallow Gulf snorkeling, crew, drinks, value, tips, and who should book.
“Our taxi was late. We were going to miss the experience, so I called Fury. The rescheduled us for a later trip without a hassle. The the boat ride was awesome! Captain Jude and Kelsey were great!”
Review of Key West’s 6.5-hour sail, snorkel, and kayak tour, with wildlife, lunch, open bar, practical tips, value, and drawbacks.
“We had great experience! The crew was amazing:the capital Evan and his crew was very friendly, helpful and made our trip comfortable and so many ways”
Review of Key West’s 3-hour dolphin watching and snorkeling cruise, with practical tips on wildlife, boat comfort, sunset timing, and value.
“Captain Willy and Sarah were fantastic. Even after a storm they found dolphins!”
Review of Key West’s reef snorkel with mimosas or margaritas, boat details, swimming requirements, value, timing, and practical tips.
“The crew and the entire experience was awesome. We saw several different species of fish and even a reef shark.”
Review of Key West’s $35 morning reef snorkel, with breakfast, equipment, instruction, mimosas, beer, weather tips, and honest value advice.
“It takes a little while to get out to the reef and there isn’t much to see out there. However, the crew was great and we had a good time. The only negative that I could say would be about the lack of seating, so we were standing the whole time. Otherwise a great experience for the family.”
Review of Key West’s 3-hour reef snorkel and sail, with small groups, drinks, gear, marine life, pricing, tips, and booking advice.
“Most of the trip is sailing, you get about 45 minutes in the water which is enough. The Captain and mate were very nice. Don't spray sunscreen”
Review of Key West’s small-group dolphin watching and snorkeling tour, with marine-life education, eco-friendly touches, pricing, tips, and booking advice.
“A great and educational experience. Part of the crew was a marine biologist doing research on dolphins. The snorkeling was great fun as was the dolphin watching. We snorkeled a sponge garden which was active with sea life. The dolphins watching was great. The dolphins swam right up to the boat to check us out.”
Review of Key West’s three-hour dolphin, snorkeling, and sunset cruise, with practical advice on wildlife sightings, reef quality, price, and comfort.
“Great crew, we were lucky not even to see the dolphins but also to swim nearby”
Review of Key West’s small-group catamaran tour, with wild dolphins, shallow-water snorkeling, snacks, drinks, and practical booking tips.
“The crew were fantastic. Very knowledgeable and attentive. Victoria is a superstar! Food and drink provided (wine. Soda, beer) fruit tray and a variety of chips, crackers etc.”
Review of Key West’s $59.95 afternoon reef snorkel, with boat details, open bar, timing, crowd notes, weather tips, and booking advice.
“It was an okay experience, we made fun out of it, the waves were rough and the boat was overpacked with too many people, approx 90 people..”
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