About This Experience
Rum and Reggae is Fury’s late-afternoon catamaran trip. It departs at 16:00 from the Fury booth behind Opal Key Resort & Marina on Front Street, and you check in 30 minutes earlier. The boat plays reggae on the way out.
The crew gives snorkel instruction before anyone gets in the water, and the listing says the snorkeling portion lasts about 30 to 40 minutes. The reef is chosen by the captain on the day, so no named site is promised. Fury requires reef-safe sunscreen, which the listing lists as provided, and that is an operator rule rather than a city law.
Alcohol is not served until snorkeling is over. After that the crew pours rum punch, beer, wine and champagne. Guests who arrive with alcohol or intoxicated can be turned away or kept out of the water, and tickets are then non-refundable. How much of the sunset you see depends on the date, so check the start time shown for your day.
You must know how to swim. Guests 17 and younger need an adult chaperone at check-in to sign waivers, and infants sit on an adult’s lap. A group of 8 or more pays an automatic 10% gratuity. The Viator schedule has no departure on 8 November 2026.
Highlights
- 16:00 departure on a Fury catamaran with reggae playing
- Snorkel stop of about 30 to 40 minutes
- Alcohol served only after snorkeling is over
- Rum punch, beer, wine and champagne on the return
- Onboard restroom, plus public restrooms near check-in
- Check-in at the Fury booth 30 minutes before departure
What's Included
- ✓ Top-of-the-line snorkel gear
- ✓ Snorkel instruction from the crew
- ✓ Rum punch, beer, wine and champagne after snorkeling
- ✓ Reef-safe sunscreen
- ✓ Restroom on the boat
- ✓ Public restrooms near check-in
Not Included
- Gratuity (groups of 8 or more pay an automatic 10%; bring a card)
- Wetsuit rental (seasonal, $15 each)
- Towel
- Locker
- Parking
What to Bring
- Valid government-issued photo ID
- Towel
- Sunscreen
- Bathing suit
- Cash or card for gratuity
Good to Know & Caveats
- You must know how to swim to take part.
- Alcohol is not served until the snorkeling portion has ended and cannot be consumed before any activity.
- Guests 17 and younger need an adult chaperone at check-in to sign waivers.
- Everyone signs a liability waiver before boarding.
- The snorkeling portion lasts about 30 to 40 minutes.
- The reef is the captain's choice; sea conditions and weather change the day.
- No departure on 8 November 2026; free cancellation per the listing.
Not Suitable For
- Non-swimmers
- Travelers with poor cardiovascular health (not recommended in the listing)
Meeting Point
Fury booth on the pier behind Opal Key Resort & Marina, 241 Front Street, Key West (Old Town). Arrive 30 minutes before the 16:00 departure. Fury does not provide parking at check-in locations; the listing notes public restrooms near check-in.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.4/5 by 399 verified Viator travelers.
Awesome experience!!! The crew was phenomenal and made for an amazing day!! We took our granddaughter (who had never snorkeled before) and she had an absolute blast!! Bonus: WE SAW DOLPHINS!! It was amazing and absolutely spectacular!!
— Pam M, Oct 2026
It was a great time! The crew was very helpful and accommodating. The reef and fish were beautiful! The music was great and rum punch was right on!
— kelly F, Sep 2026
It was the best Norco that I had on the keys Staff were wonderful the equipment was almost New. It was an easy snorkel Recommended for children and families. The open but was amazing even with champagne.
— Urania E, Jul 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Fury Rum and Reggae check-in?
At the Fury booth on the pier behind Opal Key Resort at 241 Front Street, Key West. Arrive 30 minutes before the 16:00 departure.
Is rum punch served before snorkeling?
No. The listing says alcohol is not served until the snorkeling portion has ended. Arriving with alcohol or intoxicated can get you kept out of the water or turned away.
How long is the snorkel stop?
About 30 to 40 minutes, per the listing. The whole trip is about 3 hours.
Can kids come on this trip?
Yes. Guests 17 and younger need an adult chaperone at check-in to sign waivers, and infants sit on an adult’s lap. Everyone must be able to swim.
Is a wetsuit available?
Wetsuits can be rented seasonally for $15 each, cash or card, according to the listing.
What if the weather is bad?
The listing shows free cancellation, and the captain chooses where to stop. Check the cutoff on the booking page and look for operator messages on the day.























