This business is for saleSee details →
Where We Go
Weather and tide set the menu each day, and your captain picks the best water. These are the spots we run.
Lower Keys backcountry
The famous one. Expansive white sand, calm shallows, and the iconic tree swing that fills camera rolls all season. Snipes Point is the postcard of the Lower Keys backcountry and the destination most guests ask for by name.
Lower Keys backcountry
The closest sandbar to Key West and the easiest win when time or weather is tight. Shallow turquoise water perfect for wading, floating, and doing absolutely nothing on purpose.
Lower Keys backcountry
Seven miles north of Key West with a lively weekend scene and stunning water. The shallows are tricky to navigate, which is exactly why you go with a captain who grew up reading them.
Lower Keys backcountry
The far quiet: a maze of mangrove islands, channels, and hidden beaches in the backcountry. The Mud Keys are where the six hour trip earns its keep, and where the wildlife outnumbers the people.
