Climb on a brand new jet ski and set off on a thrilling island jet ski adventure. With your experienced guides, navigate through mangrove islands, stop at a local sandbar for a dip in the crystal clear waters, get a picture of the southernmost point from the water, and more. Each tour has 2 guides to ensure the complete safety of riders. The first guide sets the pace at the front, allowing all riders who want to go fast the opportunity to floor it. The second guide brings up the back, allowing the riders who want a more leisurely tour to go at their own pace. This tour has been voted the best jet ski tour in Key West. Get a great deal with a free second rider on each jet ski.

Your experience begins as you arrive to the Cow Key Marina on Stock Island. Start by meeting your guide, who teaches you how to operate your own little pistol boat. Your guide then takes off, leading you through the back country of Key West. As you travel you may see ospreys - the only bird of prey to survive entirely on fish. There's also the opportunity to spot manatees feeding on mangroves, sharks swimming beneath you, and pelicans diving for their meals. You soon arrive to Mud Key, a beautiful little sandbar set in the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Whilst there, wade in the soothing crystal waters, explore the island, or simply relax. Following your time exploring, begin your journey back to the marina through the winding mangrove maze.

Get the most out of Key West and combine 3 adventures into one full-day adventure tour. Board a schooner sailboat and sail the ocean waves, enjoy a guided kayak tour of the mangrove islands, and snorkel in the backcountry reefs. Drink as you please onboard and partake in an all-you-can-eat buffet. Set sail from Key West's Historic Seaport and sail toward the uninhabited mangrove islands in the Key West National Wildlife Refuge. Keep an eye open for dolphins, sea turtles, manta rays, and many other species that call the refuge home. Once you reach the islands, allow the crew to help you get into a stable sea kayak and provide some tips on paddling. Feel the ease of gliding through the warm, shallow water, sheltered by the mangroves. As you kayak in the calm waters, learn about the mangroves and their important role as nurseries to the sea. Discover how they survive in saltwater and the various marine life that inhabits the mangrove ecosystem. Try to spot the local bird species, such as ospreys, frigates, blue herons, bald eagles, and even roseate spoonbills. Search the waters for tropical fish, stingrays, and sea turtles. If Kayaking isn't for you, opt for the guided snorkeling tour. Don't worry if you've never done it before, the guides are happy to provide instruction and assistance to get the best out of your experience. Swim through the shallow waters and witness the sponge gardens. Admire the colorful fish swimming over the sponges and surround yourself with marine wildlife. If you prefer to float on the surface, grab a noodle, bask in the sun, and watch the clouds drift by. Afterward, climb back aboard and clean up or relax on the deck. Choose from a wide selection of cold drinks such as beer, wine, homemade sangria, and chilled soda. Enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet feast, including fried chicken, shrimp, deli meats and cheese, and assortments of bread. At last, raise anchor and leave the islands behind. Enjoy an afternoon snack of fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies or chips and dip, and feel the breeze as you sail back to the seaport.

Enjoy an ultimate eco tour combining 3 great Key West adventures into a single trip. Embark on a Key West sailing cruise, snorkel at an amazing reef spot, and embark on a kayak tour of the mangroves. Take advantage of coach transfer from Miami. Then, hop on board the boat and sail seven miles off Key West to the Florida Keys Reef. Here, the shallow Caribbean waters are perfect for easy snorkeling. Relax knowing that the experienced captains will select a location to ensure the best snorkeling experience. Get ready as you near the reef and your experienced crew provide a safety briefing. Then, explore this magnificent underwater world with its many fish, coral, and marine wildlife. Afterward, head to Key West’s backcountry mangrove islands, and pause for a fresh all-you-can-eat lunch. Next, prepare for your kayaking experience at the uninhabited Key West National Wildlife Refuge. Let your crew help you into your kayak and provide you with paddling instructions before you set out into the water. Feel sheltered by the mangroves, as the warm, shallow, and calm water makes kayaking a breeze. Kick back after your experience with a tasty beverage or chocolate chip cookie. Then, it's time to relax and enjoy your hour-long sail back to the Historic Seaport.

Book a roundtrip bus transfer from Bayside Marketplace in Downtown Miami to Key West, with the option to reserve a free hotel pick-up and drop-off from Miami Beach Hotels. Travel on an air-conditioned double-decker bus with a sunroof on the upper deck for maximum viewing. The drive between Miami and Key West is approximately 4-hours with . Cross 43 bridges as you travel through the Florida Keys, passing 31 Caribbean Islands during the drive and taking in the coastlines of both the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean as you travel. The standard same-day trip goes from Miami to Key West and back again 6 hours later. Your onboard guide will give you suggestions on how to spend your 6-hours exploring Key West/ Alternatively you can choose to stay in Key West for a few days and return to Miami on another date. Key West is the most southern point of the USA, with Cuba only 90 miles away. Stroll through its picturesque streets, relax at outdoor cafes and restaurants, or spend time relaxing on the beach. Discover some of the town’s unique heritage and history at the many historic sites and museums.

Start your journey at the famous Kino Sandals Plaza, where you will meet with your local guide. On your walk listen to stories about how Key West became one of the wealthiest cities in the mid-1800s. Learn about the island’s shipwrecking industry, sponge harvesting, and cigar manufacturing.  The end of the tour will end at a buoy showing the Southernmost Point of the continental U.S. Here, your guide will give you free maps so that you can continue to explore the various shops,  museums, and other points of interest along this section of the island.