- Key West
Key West: Island Adventure Eco Tour
See where the locals swim and snorkel, and enjoy a delicious eco-friendly lunch
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Glass Bottom Boat Key West
Enjoy an underwater coral reef safari without getting your feet wet
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Duration: 2h
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Wheelchair accessible Manual wheelchairs are allowed (these can also be borrowed on-site) and disabled visitors need to be accompanied by someone who can assist them
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
0 Duval Street, 33040, Key West- Show your smartphone ticket and a valid photo ID at check-in
- Please make sure to arrive at the departure point at least 30 minutes before your selected time slot
- All guests under 18 must have a parent be present at check-in to sign wavers and show a valid, government-issued photo ID
Get a new sense of the ocean floor on this underwater safari, while staying warm and dry. The Glass Bottom Boat will ferry you across the Gulf of Mexico in a luxurious catamaran outfitted with a glass-floored viewing deck.
This window into the ocean gives you a front-row seat to see schools of colorful fish and marine wildlife like rays and sea turtles. See what America's only living coral reef is home to beneath the waves – without so much as a toe in the water!
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