Venture below Key West's sparkling waters to discover a world of beauty and charm. Explore the world of North America's only living coral reef with one of our Key West Snorkeling Adventures. Snorkel, sail or kayak your way though some of Florida's most beautiful waters. Get up close in personal with vibrant tropical fish and astounding sea creatures. Enjoy the sunshine state like never before and book your reservations on-line today.

Dolphin Encounters are Captain Seaweed's specialty. Watching Key West dolphins in the wild has become one of the area's biggest attractions. On the Bite Me, you will be treated to an Island Eco tour: including exploration of the uninhabited mangrove islands in the Florida Keys, a dolphin encounter in the wild, and snorkeling over the beautiful reefs. You can also charter the Bite Me for a private outing and Family Fun Fishing can also be arranged.

Choose from underwater explorations on one of Fury’s three catamaran Reef Snorkeling boats, thrills in the air on our Parasailing boats, a chance to see marine life without getting wet on our Glass Bottom Boat, or take in Key West’s famous sunset aboard one of our Sunset Sails or our Sunset Cruise.

For the real water sports enthusiast, try Fury’s Combination Packages or Fury’s Ultimate Adventure that includes Reef Snorkeling, ParaSailing, Jet Skiing & Kayaking.

All-inclusive backcountry experience. Swim,snorkel and kayak the beautiful shallow sand flats and mangrove islands of the Lower Keys. This affordable excursion runs out of Sugarloaf Marina and Captain Andrea Paulson is your guide.

Largest watersports company serving Key West 16 years. Enjoy All day Power Adventure ,snorkel, sail, jetski, parasail, lunch, beer, wine and soft drinks! Champagne Sunset Sail or Snorkel the living coral reef in the crystal blue waters offshore ...so much more...specialize in groups, Private Charters and Weddings..Schooner Appledore sailing November thru May!

Sail the waters of Key West on the Danger Charters fleet - snorkeling, kayaking, eco-tours, private sailboat charters.

Reef Relief encourages you to be a reef-friendly when diving and boating. Here are a few tips: * Snorkel aware, dive with care. Before booking a reef trip, check out weather conditions. Its best not to go out in rough seas. Poor visibility, strong winds and waves reduce safe interaction. * Even the slightest touch can damage sensitive coral polyps. Avoid all contact from fins, hands and equipment when diving or snorkeling. * Snorkelers should wear float coats--inflatable snorkel vests--to avoid standing on the reef whil you adjust your gear. * Divers should only use the weight needed and practice buoyancy control to avoid any contact with the ocean bottom. * Divers should avoid wearing gloves and touching or collecting marinelife. It is illegal to feed fish in Florida because it changes their natural behavior and is dangerous for you. * Remember, it is illegal to harvest coral in Florida and many other places. And buying coral souvenirs only helps damage other reefs. * Dumping trash at sea is illegal; bring you trash back to shore and recycle it. * Use reef mooring buoys or anchor in a sandy area away from living corals to protect them. * Use sewage pumpout facilities if available and make sure your boat has a holding tank and never discharge sewage on or near the coral reef. The Florida Keys is a NO DISCHARGE ZONE for boater sewage. * Accidental boat groundings in our shallow waters can be avoided by consulting tide and navigational charts and steering clear of shallows. Remember, brown, brown, run aground. Blue, blue, sail on through. White, white, you just might. * Practice good seamanship when boating. Maintain safe distances from fishermen, avoid wildelife disturbance--stay 100 yards offshore and keep speed, noise and wakes to a minimum near mangroves. The first generation to discover scuba may the the last to enjoy coral reefs, unless we all get inovolved. Contact Reef Relief, a nonprofit grassroots membership organization dedicated to protecting coral reefs. TO join or for more information, go online to www.reefrelief.org., call (305) 294-3100 or email reef@bellsouth.net for further info. What we do or don't do will make the difference! Save our endangered coral reefs!

Snorkel and fishing in Key West, 4 hour private charter on a 45ft yacht, 59$ each. All equipment included; bait, license, reels, snorkel gear and a seadoo. maximun of 6 people. Contact Capt Chuck if interested. 305-619-0731