About This Experience

This GetYourGuide listing is one booking page with three departure styles on the same Fury catamaran, which the listing describes as a 65-foot boat. You pick morning, afternoon or sunset when you reserve, and start times show at booking. The sunset trip is the one the listing calls Rum and Reggae. All of them leave from the Fury booth at Opal Key Resort & Marina on Front Street.

After check-in and a safety talk, the boat sails to a reef the captain chooses on the day. The listing says the snorkel locations depend on the weather and are at the captain’s discretion, so no reef is promised. Snorkel time is about 30 to 60 minutes, and all times are approximate. Crew members give instruction and you enter the waterby a stairway from the boat.

Alcohol is served after the snorkel stop: mimosas on the morning trip, margaritas in the afternoon and rum punch at sunset, along with beer and wine. Soda and water are also included. You need to be 21 with photo ID for alcohol, and the trip is not for non-swimmers.

Some low-star reviews of this listing are worth reading before you book. Reviewers mention rough or choppy water, a short time in the water, and boats with well over a hundred people on them, though the listing states no capacity. A few describe trips cancelled for weather with little notice, so give accurate contact details when you book and check your messages the morning you go.

Highlights

  • Choose a morning, afternoon or sunset departure on one listing
  • 65-foot catamaran with a stairway into the water
  • Snorkel stop of about 30 to 60 minutes
  • Mimosas, margaritas or rum punch served after snorkeling, depending on the trip
  • Sun deck, shaded lounge and fresh water rinse on board
  • Check-in at the Fury booth on Front Street, 30 minutes before departure

What's Included

  • ✓ Snorkel gear
  • ✓ Professional instruction
  • ✓ Sodas and water
  • ✓ Beer and wine after snorkeling
  • ✓ Mimosas, margaritas or rum punch, depending on the trip time
  • ✓ Fresh water rinse

Not Included

  • Gratuity (customary; groups of 8 or more pay an automatic 10%)
  • Towel
  • Wetsuit (rentable seasonally)
  • Parking

What to Bring

  • Swimwear
  • Towel
  • Passport or photo ID (a copy is accepted)
  • Cash or card for gratuity

Good to Know & Caveats

  • You must know how to swim to take part.
  • Alcohol is served after snorkeling only; guests must be 21 with photo ID.
  • Anyone 14 and under needs a chaperone aged 18 or over with ID, with them throughout the tour, and each guest needs a ticket.
  • Everyone signs a liability waiver before boarding, and minors need a chaperone to sign at check-in.
  • The reef is chosen by the captain based on weather; trips can be cancelled for weather.
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
  • No strollers, drones, glass, coolers or electric wheelchairs on board.

Not Suitable For

  • Non-swimmers
  • Wheelchair users
  • Guests who arrive intoxicated (they can be refused entry)

Meeting Point

Fury check-in booth, on the dock behind the hotel at Opal Key Resort & Marina, 241 Front Street, Key West (Old Town). Check in 30 minutes before departure, and bring a photo ID and a card or cash if you may need to pay a group gratuity. Fury does not provide parking at its check-in locations.

What Travelers Say

Rated 4.5/5 by 615 verified GetYourGuide travelers.

It was great!! So relaxing and the crew were wonderful. Beautiful day!

— , 2026-10

A bit unlucky with the weather but what can you do. Made the most of it and still managed to get out to a reef even though very rough sea. Enjoyed the experience and had a great time.

— , 2026-10

100% recommend, beautiful sunset, high-quality service. The crew was very nice and very helpful. It was a beautiful day.

— , 2026-10

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I check in for the Fury reef snorkel?

At the Fury booth out on the dock behind Opal Key Resort & Marina, 241 Front Street, Key West. Check in 30 minutes before departure.

What is the difference between the morning, afternoon and sunset trips?

They share the same boat and basic format. The drink changes: mimosas in the morning, margaritas in the afternoon and rum punch on the sunset trip, with beer and wine on all three. Start times show when you book.

Is alcohol served before snorkeling?

No. The listing says the complimentary alcohol is served after snorkeling, and guests must be 21 with photo ID.

Can children join?

Yes, with conditions. Guests 14 and under need a chaperone aged 18 or over with valid ID who stays with them, and every guest needs a ticket. Minors also need a chaperone to sign the waiver at check-in.

What happens if the weather is bad?

The listing says snorkel locations depend on the weather and the captain’s call. Free cancellation applies up to 24 hours before departure, and weather cancellations are possible, so make sure the operator has your phone number.

Can non-swimmers take part?

No. The listing says you must know how to swim, and it lists non-swimmers as not suitable.