Sail, Snorkel & Kayak
Fun. Educational. Unforgettable.
See the Keys from Above & Below
Set sail for an epic adventure that will satisfy every member of the family! Kayak through mangrove-shaded channels, snorkel through crystal-clear water, or relax on deck in the sweet Florida breeze.
Spend the morning, afternoon, or the better part of a day with us! Our shallow-draft schooners will take you right up to one of the Keys’ most postcard-perfect locations, the Key West National Wildlife Refuge.
Morning Tour
Afternoon Tour
Premium Tour
Private Sail, Snorkel & Kayak
All Tours Include
- Smooth sailing
- Opportunity to enjoy prime ecotourism destination
- Top-quality snorkeling gear
- Easy-to-use ocean kayaks
- Wine, beer, soft drinks, and water
- Healthy snacks
Anxious about kayaking and snorkeling? Don’t be! Our friendly and experienced Danger Charters crew members are experts. They’ll set you up for fun and success with a quick instructional briefing as well as a sense of what you can expect once you’re in the water.
What We Provide
- Masks, fins, and snorkels
- Easy-handling kayaks and paddles
- Comfortable life jackets for all sizes
- Wetsuits (winter months)
- Healthy snacks, soft drinks, and water
- Wine and beer after watersports
- Buffet picnic lunch (Premium Tour only)
What To Bring
- Bathing suit
- Hat and sunglasses
- Towel
- Sunscreen (preferably reef safe)
- Camera, underwater camera
- Photo ID
- Sweatshirt (winter months)
Where We Play
Key West National Wildlife Refuge
The Key West National Wildlife Refuge – known to Conchs (locals) as the Backcountry – was among the first refuges established in North America and, sadly, is the last remaining example of an untouched marine ecosystem in Florida.
Accessible only by boat, we are careful to treat the vital Backcountry with the utmost respect, and we take great pride in educating our guests about the area. Our schooners are able to navigate through the shallow water flats and sandbars, winding channels, and mangrove islands, providing you with world-class experiences without causing distress to the ecosystem.
This 14-island, 375-mile stretch of open water is home to:
- Hundreds of bird species
- Several turtle species (hawksbill, loggerhead, green)
- Florida manatee
- Atlantic bottle-nosed dolphins
- Miami blue butterfly (critically endangered)
