Cruise Key West on a 30 Ft Double Decker Pontoon
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable moving around a boat and climbing stairs to the upper deck, with good balance and basic swimming ability recommended.
Overview
Jump aboard a 30 ft double decker pontoon in Key West and enjoy a day of water fun, slides, and sun with up to 13 friends. Perfect for boaters ready to explore Florida’s stunning saltwater coastline.
Details
Discover a unique boating adventure with Fun in the Sun Charters & Boat Rentals aboard their 30 Ft Double Decker Saltwater Pontoon Boat in Key West, Florida. This spacious pontoon offers a fun-filled day on the water for up to 13 passengers, featuring an exciting slide and powered by a powerful 150hp Yamaha engine. Perfect for medium to advanced boaters, this rental delivers a blend of thrill and relaxation as you explore the stunning saltwater surroundings of the Florida Keys. Whether you’re planning a family outing, a group celebration, or simply want to enjoy the coastal breeze in style, the double-decker design provides ample space for socializing and soaking in panoramic views from above. Glide through crystal-clear waters, anchor for a swim, or simply cruise along the coast, experiencing the incredible marine life and laid-back atmosphere that make Key West a top destination for boating enthusiasts. With expert support from Fun in the Sun Charters, your day on the water promises unforgettable moments filled with fun, sun, and adventure.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Before You Go
Florida’s coastal weather can change quickly, so review forecasts and sea conditions before heading out.
Bring Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin and the marine environment by using biodegradable, reef-friendly sunscreen.
Secure Loose Items
With a double-decker design and active boating, make sure personal items are safely stored to avoid losing them overboard.
Respect Local Wildlife
Maintain a safe distance from marine animals and avoid feeding wildlife to preserve their natural behavior.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Remote sandbars perfect for swimming and snorkeling
- Quiet anchor spots near lesser-known mangrove islets
Wildlife
- Spotted dolphins often seen alongside boats
- Colorful parrotfish common in the shallow reefs
History
Key West has a rich maritime history as a former wrecking and trading port, influencing its thriving boating culture today.
Conservation
Local operators actively promote reef-safe products and responsible boating to protect the fragile coral reef ecosystems surrounding the Keys.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Upper deck for panoramic water views
- Near sandbars for underwater shots
- Offshore mangrove clusters for wildlife photography
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Reef-safe Sunscreen
Protects your skin and the delicate marine ecosystem during sunny days on the water.
summer specific
Waterproof Phone Case
Keeps your phone safe from splashes and potential submersion during boating activities.
Non-slip Boat Shoes
Provides extra grip on wet surfaces to prevent slips on deck.
Light Windbreaker
Helps block wind and light spray during cooler or breezy outings on the water.
fall specific