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Sunset Sail Key West
Snorkel and sunset sail

Into the water·Private charter on High Tide

Snorkel and sunset sail

A snorkel stop in the afternoon, then the sail home into the sunset.

$995per boat for up to 6, plus tax

Sail over to a spot where the captain sets the anchor for a swim. There’s a lot to see, from backcountry sponge beds and coral nurseries to lobster, reef fish and mangrove wildlife.

The crew help you with snorkel gear, and your mate will swim with you if you like. After your swim there’s a light snack platter, then you sail off into the sunset and are back at the dock as night falls, in time for dinner.

What’s included

  • Your own boat with a captain and mate
  • Snorkel gear
  • Coolers with ice, soft drinks and bottled water
  • A light snack platter

What to bring

  • Swimwear and towels
  • Sun protection
  • Any drinks you like; High Tide is BYOB
High Tide

Aboard · Sloop, 1980

High Tide

Key West’s first charter sailboat, built here in 1980. Small, quick and nimble enough for the backcountry, she takes up to 12 guests snorkeling, lilypad lounging, or out for the sunset.

Built
1980, Key West
Built by
Admiral Finbar
Length
33 feet
Guests
Up to 12
Sails from
Historic Seaport
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Where you board

  • Historic Seaport

    202 William St, Key West, FL 33040

    High Tide is in front of Schooner Wharf Bar. When and If leaves from the end of E Dock.

    Pay-to-park lot a minute away at 800 Caroline St, or the garage a block away at 300 Grinnell St. Be on the dock 15 minutes before you sail.

    Directions

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