KEY WEST
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The 10 most popular snorkeling in Key West. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Half-day sailing, kayaking, and snorkeling off Key West, with wetsuits, reef wildlife, drinks and sunset options.
“This was out second time with Danger, and we really enjoyed both outings. Smaller crowds, lovely boat, informative guides, and great time on the water. I appreciated the use of wet suits, it was a thoughtful addition to the experience.”
Dolphin watching plus snorkeling in Key West, with a comfortable catamaran, guided help, and drinks included for about 3 hours.
“Our guides Lisa & Ivy were so friendly and informative, with great energy throughout the trip. We saw lots of dolphins and the snorkelling was a nice addition to other dolphin trips I’ve been on before. Would recommend to everyone!”
Early Key West snorkeling with breakfast, lessons, and a reef cruise on a fast catamaran, plus showers and unlimited mimosas after.
“We had a great time. The captain and staff were excellent. The reef was great, the price was so good and the mimosas didn’t disappoint”
Biologist-led dolphin watching and guided snorkeling in Key West aboard a small catamaran. Snacks, gear, and expert tips included.
“The whole trip was very educational and eco-minded! The crew knows a lot about dolphins, the reef and the Key West area. Would love to do it again!”
A 3-hour Key West sunset cruise with dolphin watching and reef snorkeling, plus included snorkel gear and draft beer near Cottrell Key.
Small-group Key West catamaran tour with wild dolphin watching and shallow-water snorkeling over reef and shipwreck.
“Eddie and Deb made us feel very welcomed. We felt like they were long time friends. The ride was great and the snorkeling was awesome.”
Key West catamaran action with jet skis, parasailing, banana boat, inflatable water park, and optional reef snorkeling plus drinks.
“Truly amazing! I would 100% recommend this to anyone especially people with kids. It was so nice to be able to do so many different activities without doing each all day long. Broken up into an hour or 30 minutes depending on the activity kept the kids and my attention a lot better and kept…”
Key West reef snorkeling on the Sandie Cat with included gear and an open bar on the way back. 3 hours, easy, first-timer friendly.
“This trip involves a one hour cruise to the reef, an hour to snorkel and an hour back. Snorkel and flippers (if you want them) are provided, and wetsuits can be hired for $20. There are toilets on board and a shower hose for rinsing off after the swim. You are also required to wear…”
Key West reef snorkeling on a 65-foot catamaran with drinks after snorkeling and a sunset option from Opal Key Marina.
“I had a really good time! We were told about 2 hours before the trip that because of weather we would be snorkeling in the gulf instead of on the ocean side, but it ended up still being a really great time! We saw a lot of cool fish: sting rays, barracuda, parrot fish (rainbow…”
Drive your own mini speedboat from Key West to Mud Key for snorkeling, mangrove backcountry views, and wildlife in about 2.5 hours.
“We had a great time! Because the weather was colder than we would have liked we thought we were going to freeze but the water was warm and the guide was informative. Just a great time!”
