Key West Dolphin Watch and Snorkel Cruise

Overview

Get in touch with one of nature's friendliest mammals on this relaxing 3-hour dolphin cruise from Key West. Sail alongside playful dolphins and take in the spectacular scenery before enjoying a snorkel trip through the Florida Keys’ backcountry waters. Explore the underwater world and discover a variety of vibrant tropical fish.

City: Key West

Sat 02 Nov

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Starting at $75.20

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Sat 02 Nov

Starting at $75.20

Make a reservation

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What's Included

3-hour dolphin cruise

Local guide

Complimentary beer and wine after snorkeling

Use of Snorkelling equipment

Unlimited soft drinks

Additional Info

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
We suggest you bring: swimsuit, towel, sun protection
Guests must arrive 30 minutes prior to departure
FURY WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH SNORKEL INSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT, BUT YOU MUST KNOW WHOW TO SWIM IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY SNORKEL ADVENTURE.
Guests 17 and under must have a parent present at check in to sign waivers
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Guides required to regularly wash hands
The City of Key West deemed it safe for boat tours to run at full capacity.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (682)

624catherinej

Jan 2020

Had the best time with Captain Jim on the dolphin watch (& snorkeling) cruise, saw lots of dolphins, it was thrilling. Captain Jim was very knowledgeable and went out of his way to make sure we had a great experience. You can tell he loves his job! Can't wait to come back next year & do it all over again. Would love to see a dolphin watch only cruise. See you next year!

J3167WUscottb

Jan 2020

We departed on time, after some practiced but lively instructions about how to act on the partly open deck boat. Fury has a range of boats. Ours was a half open floor plan ideal for viewing dolphins, with a ladder leading down to water for snorkeling, which comes in the second half of the trip. Some Fury Catermerans have rear steps leading into the water, which could have made for less crowded egress and ingress. Take it from my experience, it's probably not the best idea to be the first one off the boat into the snorkeling area. True, there is less scaring away of fish life by people at that point, but it's hard to clamber back aboard when you realize you should have taken the option to inflate your buoyancy vest before going into the water. I panicked a bit when realizing that breathing through one's nose is not an option with the face mask, even while above water, and it's hard to blow up a vest while panting. Standing on the bottom is possible but strongly discouraged as your oils will kill anything they touch. Bring wave walkers; they do not provide swim fins, no matter what the brochure shows. We followed a dolphin pod - not a family, since males do not raise dolphin calves - for about 20 minutes. Great leaping! More please. Don't expect Seaworld shows. These are wild dolphins and they're working, not being handed fish from a bucket. A party atmosphere pertained on the meander back, with "adult juice" served on request; you are not allowed to drink and snorkel. The hosts were great and the rentable wetsuits are recommended especially in the winter when water temps are around 68 degrees. The water was fine, it was chilly when I got out again. One other thing: we had originally wanted to do the glass bottom tour, but were prevented by the weather, once, twice, then three times, before we took the alternate tour when our days were running out. Check for windy conditions before booking the glass bottom tour.

Caynadian

Jan 2020

Had a wonderful trip with Capt. Stevie and Allison our watching dolphins. They managed to quickly find us a small pod including a baby dolphin! Capt. Stevie was a wealth of dolphin knowledge as well and answered all of our questions. The only downside was we couldn’t get out to the reef (due to Man-o-wars at the reef) so the snorkeling area we ended up was just not very good (to me anyway). The boat was excellent and the trip included bottomless drinks (both soda and alcohol) and the service was top notch! I would recommend them again in a heartbeat!