Cut loose on a 28-mile, two-hour jet ski loop around Key West aboard 2024 Yamaha VX machines. Expect high-speed sections, sandbar swims, wildlife sightings and guided local history—ideal for riders who want a longer water-based tour beyond the harbor.
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Salt spray snaps at your face as the guide calls out a course; the hull of a 2024 Yamaha VX slices a calm flat, and Key West opens around you—low limestone shore, reef teeth, and a skyline of palms and pastel houses. In two hours you’ll run a 28-mile loop that reads like a waterborne highlights reel: the Southernmost Point seen from the sea, the shallow blue of Boca Chica sandbars, the Atlantic line at Higgs Beach, and pockets of wildlife where dolphins and turtles break the surface.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate cardiovascular fitness and core strength for balance on a PWC; must be an intermediate swimmer.
Wildlife
History
Key West grew from coral and limestone shoals into a maritime hub—wrecking, sponge diving and Cuban influence shaped its seafaring culture and local lore.
Conservation
The route runs inside or near the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; following wake limits, using reef‑safe sunscreen and avoiding anchoring on coral are important to protect fragile habitats.
Reserve your spot on the Six Fins Jet Ski Adventure – The Only 2-Hour Tour in Key West today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
Apply broad-spectrum reef-safe sunscreen before launch and reapply after sandbar stops to protect coral and avoid burns.
Complete the boater safety course if required
Drivers born after Jan 1, 1988 must finish the Florida Temporary Boater Safety Course before arrival to operate a PWC.
Arrive 30 minutes early
Check-in, show ID and the card used to book, get fitted with gear and receive a safety briefing—plan to be early to avoid delays.
Watch for wildlife and wake etiquette
Slow down near dolphins and turtles, obey your guide’s approach distances, and avoid churning shallow seagrass beds.
Reef‑safe sunscreen
Protects skin in strong sun while minimizing harm to coral and marine life.
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Waterproof phone case or action camera
Keeps photos dry and secures valuables on a bouncy, wet ride.
Closed‑toe water shoes
Protect feet on sandbars and from hot decks when launching or disembarking.
Light windbreaker or long‑sleeve rash guard
Blocks wind and sun on open-water stretches, especially in the morning.
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