About This Experience

This is a private, captain-guided trip on a 24-foot center console with comfortable seating and a T-top for shade. Danger Charters takes up to six people, and the price covers the whole boat, not each guest. Start times are listed at 09:30 and 14:30, and the trip runs about 4 hours.

The listing describes sandbars and unspoiled beaches reachable only by boat. Snorkel gear, soft drinks, bottled water and snacks are on board. The listing does not give a fixed route, so ask the captain how you want to split the time between snorkeling, wading and sitting on the sand.

It suits a family or a group of friends who want their own pace. The listing says it is suitable for all fitness levels and allows service animals. Infants must sit on an adult’s lap. Pricing starts from $749 per group (checked November 2026), so for six people the cost is shared.

Honest caveats: the listing names no reef, and the trip is built around sandbars rather than an offshore coral site. Only soft drinks, water and snacks are listed, no alcohol. Marine life is not guaranteed. The listing carries Viator’s standard free-cancellation flag; check the cutoff time on the booking page before you pay.

Highlights

  • Private 24-foot center console for your group only
  • Up to 6 people, priced per group
  • Departures at 09:30 and 14:30, about 4 hours
  • T-top shade and comfortable seating
  • Sandbars and beaches reachable only by boat
  • Leaves from Opal Key Resort & Marina in Old Town

What's Included

  • ✓ Use of snorkeling equipment
  • ✓ Soft drinks (carbonated beverages)
  • ✓ Bottled water
  • ✓ Snacks
  • ✓ Private captain-guided boat for your group
  • ✓ Shaded seating under a T-top

Not Included

  • Alcoholic drinks (the listing includes soft drinks and water only)
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off (guests meet at the start point)
  • Meals beyond the snacks listed

What to Bring

  • Swimsuit, towel and sun protection
  • Anything you want to drink beyond what is supplied

Good to Know & Caveats

  • Maximum of 6 people; the price is for the whole group.
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels.
  • Service animals are allowed.
  • Infants must sit on an adult's lap.
  • Free cancellation applies under the standard policy shown at booking.

Not Suitable For

  • Groups of more than 6

Meeting Point

Danger Charters is at the base of the Opal Key Resort & Marina on Front Street in Old Town. Walk up the brick walkway between the resort and the Art Museum; at the top of the ramp it is the second shop on the left. The listing gives no separate check-in lead time for this charter, so confirm one when you book.

What Travelers Say

Rated 5.0/5 by 32 verified Viator travelers.

We had a great time out with captain Brad. He was friendly, professional and knowledgeable about the local area. We were with our two kids and he made sure everyone had a great time. We would highly recommend booking this tour.

— Jena N, Jun 2026

We loved our experience with Danger Charters! Captain Daniel was amazing! He was attentive to our needs and knew the best spots for snorkeling and beach time. Our time was wonderfully relaxing and memorable!

— Heather M, Apr 2026

Efficiently run and enjoyed flexibility to hang out in different areas while out in the open water. Capt Haig(sp?) was great and matched our energy. Very enjoyable afternoon!!

— Jared L, Mar 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Danger Charters private charter priced per person?

No. It is priced per group, for up to 6 people, and the price covers the whole boat.

What kind of boat is it?

A 24-foot center console with a T-top for shade and comfortable seating. The listing says nothing about a cabin or restroom, so ask if you need one.

How long does it last?

About 4 hours, with listed starts at 09:30 and 14:30.

Do we snorkel at a reef?

The listing describes sandbars and beaches reachable only by boat, plus snorkeling, and names no reef. Where you stop is up to the captain and conditions.

Where do we meet?

At the base of the Opal Key Resort & Marina on Front Street. Take the brick walkway between the resort and the Art Museum and look for the second shop on the left at the top of the ramp.