About This Experience

This Fury trip combines dolphin watching and a snorkel stop on a 45-foot power catamaran. It leaves from the check-in booth at Greene and Elizabeth streets at 10:00 or 14:00, and the whole outing runs about 3 hours.

The first part is the boat ride. The listing says the cruise heads into the Gulf of Mexico side to look for bottlenose dolphins, with a guide talking about dolphin behavior. Sightings are never guaranteed, and the operator’s other listing for this trip says so directly. After the dolphin portion the boat stops to snorkel in what the listing calls the Key West Wildlife Refuge, where it mentions stingrays and juvenile fish. The listing names no outer reef, so treat the snorkel site as the captain’s choice.

Gear and instruction are provided. Unlimited soft drinks are included, and beer and wine are served after snorkeling. A seasonal sunset version adds champagne. Guests who arrive with alcohol or intoxicated can be refused entry to the water, and tickets are then non-refundable.

You must know how to swim. Guests 17 and under need a parent at check-in to sign waivers, and infants sit on an adult’s lap. Groups of 8 or more pay an automatic 10% gratuity. The Viator schedule runs from 1 November 2026 to 28 October 2027.

Highlights

  • Dolphin watching first, then a snorkel stop
  • 45-foot power catamaran
  • Guide commentary on dolphin behavior
  • Snorkel stop in refuge waters, where stingrays and juvenile fish are mentioned
  • Departures at 10:00 and 14:00
  • Beer and wine served only after snorkeling

What's Included

  • ✓ Use of snorkeling equipment
  • ✓ Local guide
  • ✓ Unlimited soft drinks
  • ✓ Beer and wine after snorkeling
  • ✓ Restroom on the boat
  • ✓ Public restrooms near check-in

Not Included

  • Gratuity (groups of 8 or more pay an automatic 10%; bring a card)
  • Towels
  • Locker
  • Parking

What to Bring

  • Swimsuit
  • Towel
  • Sun protection
  • Cash or card for gratuity

Good to Know & Caveats

  • You must know how to swim to take part.
  • Dolphin sightings are never guaranteed.
  • Guests 17 and under need a parent at check-in to sign waivers.
  • Alcohol cannot be consumed before any activity, and arriving intoxicated can mean being turned away; tickets are then non-refundable.
  • Everyone signs a liability waiver before boarding.
  • Free cancellation per the listing; check the cutoff on the booking page.

Not Suitable For

  • Non-swimmers

Meeting Point

Fury check-in booth on the corner of Greene Street and Elizabeth Street, next to the Conch Republic Seafood Company. Arrive 30 minutes before departure (morning 10:00, afternoon 14:00). Fury does not provide parking at check-in; the listing notes public restrooms near the booth.

What Travelers Say

Rated 4.7/5 by 1,247 verified Viator travelers.

During our trip to key west we did 2 tours, this one was easily the best! We did a sunset cruise a/ dolphin watching and snorkeling! During our time aboard we saw Dolphins and Sea Turtles! And tons of fishies while snorkeling. The sunset was phenomenal, just like the crew. Captain Jude and crewmate Tomas wer

— Hong W, Aug 2026

We had a wonderful time on the Dolphin watching and snorkeling tour with Captain Lisa and Caleb. We saw many dolphins and even saw a tiger shark which is apparently a rare sighting. Then we enjoyed the snorkeling. Both Captain Li

— JPaul C, Aug 2026

Amazing! Wonderful tour guides! My kiddo was sooo excited to be the first to stop the dolphins and once we saw them they swam all around our boat. Would definitely recommend! Snorkeling was appropriate for our children, as young as 8, and I definitely appreciated the adult beverages afterwards. Thanks again for a great time!

— Laurel C, Aug 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I check in for the Fury dolphin and snorkel tour?

At the Fury booth on the corner of Greene Street and Elizabeth Street, next to the Conch Republic Seafood Company. Arrive 30 minutes before departure.

Are dolphins guaranteed?

No. Wildlife sightings cannot be promised. The cruise looks for bottlenose dolphins, and the snorkel stop follows regardless.

Is this a reef snorkel?

The listing places the snorkeling in the Key West Wildlife Refuge waters and mentions stingrays and juvenile fish, and does not name an outer reef. If an outer reef stop matters to you, look at Fury’s reef trips instead.

Is alcohol served before snorkeling?

No. Beer and wine come after snorkeling, and unlimited soft drinks are included.

Can non-swimmers join?

No. Fury requires every guest to know how to swim.