Key West Boat Tours

This is a perfect Key West boat tour to get out on the waters of Key West and do multiple activities by customizing your charter. Instead of having to choose one type of activity (fishing, snorkeling, dolphin watching, sandbar tours, lobstering, or a sunset tour) we allow you to customize your charter. Our key west water activities package let's you do exactly what you want, without having to rush due to time restrictions. We want to give you and your family an experience to remember for a lifetime.

With a Key West Sandbar Excursion your family, and friends will enjoy a cruise to one of Key West's sandbars. We will relax in the sun at the sandbar swimming, walking, and exploring. Feel free to bring any food or drinks. We will have plenty of ice and cooler space on the boat.

The region known as the backcountry encompasses the stretch of water that runs alongside the Florida Keys island chain. It includes a collection of mangrove islands and flat areas along the ocean, both of which are classified as part of the backcountry. These islands and flats contribute to a serene and transparent water environment, offering a highly enjoyable experience for those exploring the backcountry.  This area is also generally very calm so if you or your crew are not looking for calm waters this is for you. One of the most sought-after fishing charters departing from Key West, this excursion is full of surprises. The possibilities are endless, and you never know what you might encounter during these fishing trips. Whether you're an avid angler or simply looking to spend time on the water and reel in some fish, these fishing trips are perfect for everyone. Discover what makes inshore fishing in the Lower Keys and Key West so exceptional by joining us on this unforgettable adventure. This is a great fishing trip to catch some lunch and is perfect for all ages.

Key West, a charming island located at the southernmost tip of Florida, is known for its crystal-clear waters and abundance of marine life. But what many don't know is that it's also a prime destination for fishing enthusiasts. With miles of barrier reef just off the coast, Key West offers a unique and exciting opportunity for wreck and reef fishing. The Florida Barrier Reef, also known as the Great Florida Reef, is the third largest coral barrier reef system in the world. Stretching over 170 miles from the Dry Tortugas National Park to Miami, this diverse ecosystem is home to an incredible variety of fish species. And Key West is lucky enough to have a portion of this reef located just a few miles offshore. Reef fishing in Key West offers anglers the chance to catch a wide range of fish, including snapper, grouper, amberjack, and many more. These species are attracted to the reefs not only for shelter but also because they provide an abundance of food sources. And as a bonus, reef fishing in Key West also allows for the opportunity to hook larger game fish that are attracted to the smaller fish on the reef. In addition to the barrier reef, Key West is also home to numerous shipwrecks. These wrecks not only provide an interesting glimpse into history but also serve as hotspots for fishing. These artificial reefs attract a variety of fish, including snapper, grouper, cobia, and even shark. Wreck fishing in Key West offers anglers the chance to test their skills against larger and more powerful game fish. It also allows for the opportunity to catch multiple species in one location. Whether you're an experienced angler or just starting out, wreck fishing in Key West is an adventure not to be missed. This is a great fishing trip to catch some lunch and is perfect for all ages.

Located about 70 miles west of Key West, Florida lies an archipelago known as the Dry Tortugas National Park. This remote and isolated park is only accessible by sea plane, ferry, or private boat. While all three options will get you to the park, having a private boat allows for a more personalized and immersive experience.

While sea planes and ferries offer convenient transportation to the Dry Tortugas, they can be limiting in terms of time and exploration. With a private boat, you have the freedom to venture out and explore all the islands within the park at your own pace. This allows for a more authentic experience where you can truly appreciate the beauty and diversity of the area.

Lobster Mini Season is the last Wednesday and Thursday of July every year. It used to be for the locals only and has become two days where the public can get out there and catch their lobsters before the commercial season begins. Usually this means the lobsters are plentiful and catching ones "limit" is fairly easy.

Grab 5 of your closest friends and family for this unforgettable evening in the calm and tranquil waters just offshore of Key West for a sunset cruise and fireworks viewing. The fireworks start just after dusk on July 4th, 2023. Boarding is at 7pm and we get back to the dock around 10pm.