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The 13 most popular dolphin watching tours in Key West. What each trip costs, how long it runs, and who takes you out.
Key West dolphin watching and a shallow-water snorkel in the Gulf, with drinks onboard, gear provided, and a small-group catamaran feel.
Most Popular“Wonderful staff and fun trip. Of course, there is not guarantee that you will see the dolphins. We did not, but the snorkeling was good.”
Key West sunset sail with dolphin watching, premium wine, champagne and tapas on a luxury catamaran, small group max 50.
“Captain Daniel and John were outstanding and very accommodating. The tapas were exceptional, much more than we anticipated and would give the chef 5 stars!”
Key West dolphin cruise with included snorkeling gear and drinks on a 45-foot catamaran, plus sunset timing options.
“Our guides Lisa & Ivy were so friendly and informative, with great energy throughout the trip. We saw lots of dolphins and the snorkelling was a nice addition to other dolphin trips I’ve been on before. Would recommend to everyone!”
Biologist-trained dolphin watching on a small Key West catamaran, then guided snorkeling in sponge-and-coral shallows with included gear and snacks.
“The whole trip was very educational and eco-minded! The crew knows a lot about dolphins, the reef and the Key West area. Would love to do it again!”
A 3-hour Key West dolphin watching and snorkeling sunset cruise with snorkel gear, draft beer, and possible reef sightings at Cottrell Key.
Snorkel shallow reefs and a shipwreck, then watch wild dolphins on a small catamaran cruise from Key West Bight.
“Eddie and Deb made us feel very welcomed. We felt like they were long time friends. The ride was great and the snorkeling was awesome.”
All-inclusive Key West sandbar safari with unlimited drinks, lunch, and dolphin playground time in the Florida Keys and Jewfish Basin.
“This trip is well worth it, the crew is very welcoming and attentive and keeps the drinks flowing as well as give you interesting facts about the area and The wildlife. They even have some dolphin jokes. the sandbar swimming is picturesque.”
3-hour Key West dolphin and snorkel cruise with provided gear, life jackets, draft drinks, and Florida Keys marine sanctuary views.
“Very disappointed with the experience. No dolphins were seen and the captain only told the group at the end. The coral reefs are very plain and totally different from the pictures shown at the company’s website. I only saw couple of very plain fish. The water is not clear at all. The trip to the…”
Guided dolphin watching and snorkeling from Key West, with local crew, top snorkel reefs, wildlife sightings, and snacks plus adult beverages.
“Capt. Scott and First mate Marta were very friendly and knowledgeable. They made everyone comfortable. The snorkling was great! We saw almost every type of Angel fish, some sting rays and carpenter. They did not give up on finding the dolphins. The trip was beautiful.”
Relaxed Key West dolphin sail from Historic Seaport with included beer, wine, and sangria plus great ocean views.
“The boat and boat ride were beautiful. Our Captain, Daniel, and his first mate, John, made the trip so enjoyable. Great music, lots of beverages and a smooth sail made it a perfect afternoon. We didn’t see many dolphins today but I’d still recommend this experience, if just for the beautiful and relaxing ride.”
Cruise the Florida Keys on a 150-minute Key West catamaran dolphin watch with unlimited beer and sangria, roundtrip views included.
Small-group Key West dolphin spotting plus guided snorkeling and sandbar time on a 25-foot boat. Max six, gear and snacks included.
“Because of our change in travel schedule, we were unable to make the experience work. However, this company was extremely accommodating and trying to get us out on the tour with the best weather at the best time. They were extremely nice on the phone and much more accommodating than other companies we have worked…”
Key West dolphin watch and reef snorkeling with unlimited draft beer. Choose the 11am trip or upgrade to a sunset cruise—3 hours.
“I thought the place we left from was good and the boat wasn't bad either, I just thought it could have had a little more shade, everyone who stayed in the sun got sunburned, it was a very hot and sunny day. The guides took the shaded spots and the customers were left in the…”
Every way to get out on the water, and every reason to stay for the sunset.