When the conditions are right; light breeze and good visibility, the reef is the place to be. Looe Key is a local pride and joy – most impressive snorkel spot on the only barrier reef in the continental United States. It is an underwater marine sanctuary four miles out to sea that boasts a wide array of coral and colors.
Eco • Paddle • Snorkel • Beach • Lunch: it’s up to you. The backcountry of the FL Keys is a very special place to explore. Located on the Gulf side, we’ll cruise the backcountry to the Content Keys, walk the flats, paddleboard, see the birdlife. Our specialty is families and kids. A fun day on the water!
Recreational fishing is just that… When someone asks you what you’re fishing for, the answer is – a) snapper, b) jacks c) grouper d) to relax or e) all of the above. The goal is to fish and catch. We only hope that a) the fish are biting and b) you can bring them in the boat. If no signs of bite early in, we’ll change locations – head to a grass channel or out to the reef. Ultimate goal is a good time fishing!
Let Keys Boat Tours show you lots of tropical fish. Snorkel gear is provided. Feel free to pack a lunch. Need a wetsuit? Add $10. Having fun? Add an hour +$75. The patch reef is a great back-up snorkel spot when the barrier reef is too choppy.
Motor out to a mangrove island, then switch to paddle boards (up to 3 paddlers at a time). Explore the hidden, winding waterways of No Name Key. Channel your inner monkey as you swing and pull yourself from branch to branch in this one-of-a-kind eco-adventure.
A sunset in the FL Keys is a magical experience to behold. There are few places on the east coast where one can see the sun set into the water, and this is one of them. We depart the marina 2 hours prior to sunset. Bring your own sunset drinks and snacks. We might even take a quick dip–whatever we want. You’re in the Keys!
This is the only hands-on boating lesson in the Keys. You learn how to: a) dock a boat in different situations, b) drop and retrieve an anchor, c) understand weather, wind, and tides and d) drive a boat. Just one tip from this four hour session could pay for the entire lesson.
Fishing can be challenging – what tackle to use, what bait, what technique, where to go and at what time. There is fishing in the backcountry for mangrove snapper, mackerel fishing, yellowtail fishing on the reef, and trolling for mahi or tuna, bottom fishing for mutton or grouper… and the list goes on.
Ceremonies at Sea is just that, a way for anyone and everyone to celebrate a bond or a life. Captain Brian is ordained and can officiate weddings and memorials alike. Keys Boat Tours provides the charter, and can even provide an island for the occasion.
