Dry Tortugas Adventures with Reel Paradise Charters
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be comfortable spending extended time on a boat and engaging in light to moderate physical activity such as snorkeling or fishing.
Overview
Venture 70 miles offshore with Reel Paradise Charters for a rugged, rewarding journey to Dry Tortugas National Park. This multi-hour charter delivers crystal-clear snorkeling, historic fortress views, and unmatched marine adventures far from the Florida mainland.
Dry Tortugas Getaways
Secluded beauty and history miles beyond the mainland.
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of an unforgettable adventure that promises excitement and unique challenges. Engage in activities that push your limits and create lasting memories. This is not just an event; it's an opportunity to explore, connect, and discover something extraordinary. Join us for an experience that will leave you inspired!
Experience the thrill of an unforgettable adventure that promises excitement and unique challenges. Engage in activities that push your limits and create lasting memories. This is not just an event; it's an opportunity to explore, connect, and discover something extraordinary. Join us for an experience that will leave you inspired!
Adventure Tips
Bring Water and Sun Protection
There are no restroom facilities on board, and the sun can be intense—carry plenty of water and high-SPF sunscreen.
Purchase Required Passes in Advance
You must buy Dry Tortugas National Park passes and Florida fishing licenses before your charter.
Pack Lightweight Snacks and Gear
Coolers are available, so bring light food and any fishing or snorkeling equipment to maximize your trip.
Book Early for Limited Group Size
Group sizes max out at 12 for a personalized experience—reserve in advance to guarantee a spot.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Brown pelicans nesting on offshore islands
- Colorful parrotfish and tropical reef fish
History
Fort Jefferson, constructed in the mid-1800s, is one of the largest coastal forts in the U.S. and played a strategic role during the Civil War.
Conservation
Efforts to protect coral reefs and marine habitats here are critical, with visitor limits and no-wake zones to preserve this fragile environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects against intense sun exposure during boat trips and water activities.
summer specific
Swimsuit
Necessary for swimming and snorkeling in the park’s warm waters.
summer specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated throughout the day on the boat and during activities.
Light Fishing Tackle
Optional add-on for guests wanting to try fishing in the nutrient-rich Florida waters.