- Key West
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Key West: Island Adventure Eco Tour
See where the locals swim and snorkel, and enjoy a delicious eco-friendly lunch
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Duration: 4h 30mins
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
631 Greene St, 33040, Key West- Show your smartphone ticket at Fury Water Adventures departure point, located on the corner of Greene St. and Elizabeth St. next to The Conch Republic Seafood Company
- At check-in, you will be asked to present a valid photo ID
- Please be at the departure point at least 30 mins before departure time
- You must know how to swim in order to snorkel
- All guests under 18 must have a parent be present at check-in to sign wavers and show a valid, government-issued photo ID
Hey, VIP! Time to board your state-of-the-art catamaran and cruise through Key West's beautiful backwaters to a remote sanctuary of shallow sandbars and clear, calm turquoise waters. It's bliss on the boat and beyond. Just don't tell the locals, you're about to discover an area they thought was a secret! It gets even better, though. Tuck into a delicious lunch of locally sourced ingredients from Florida farms. It's fun, eco-friendly and fabulously Florida.
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