Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; no prior snorkeling experience required but comfortable swimming is helpful.

Overview

Dive into the vibrant coral reefs off Tavernier, Florida, with the Catamaran Morning Snorkel. This 2.5-hour experience delivers accessible marine adventure featuring stunning reef ecosystems and abundant tropical fish.

Tavernier, Florida

Catamaran Morning Snorkel

$60 Adult | $55 Child | 2.5 Hour Trip with 1 Hour of Snorkeling

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Date

Sun, Oct 19

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Enjoy the warm shallow living coral reef of The Florida Keys!

Rates

Adult (Ages 11+): $60 Child (Ages under 10) $55

Snorkel Gear Included: Mask, Snorkel, Fins and Safety Vest OR You are welcome to bring your own

Duration

9:00Am - 11:30AM

ONE LOCATION ON THE REEF
ONE HOUR SNORKEL TIME

Itinerary

Check-in at 8:30AM
Boards at 8:45AM
Departs Promptly at 9:00AM
Returns Approx at 11:30AM

Location Meet Us At:

OLD CONCH HARBOR 90311 OLD HWY & Plantation Dr TAVERNIER, FL 33070 In The Village of Islamorada Behind Old Tavernier Restaurant

WAIVERS MUST BE SIGNED FOR EACH PERSON IN YOUR PARTY BEFORE CHECK IN. WAIVERS CAN BE FOUND ONLINE IN YOUR CONFIRMATION AND REMINDER RECEIPTS

Cancellation Policy

We will be happy to issue a full refund for cancellations made 24 hours in advance.
If the Captain cancels the trip due to sea conditions we will be happy to issue a full refund or rebook your trip. Whichever you prefer.
A minimum of 8 passengers is needed to run a trip. If we do not reach the minimum then a full refund will be issued or we will be happy to rebook your trip if preferred.

Adventure Tips

Bring Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Protect the reef and your skin by using reef-safe sunscreen before and during your snorkel trip.

Wear a Rash Guard

A lightweight rash guard helps prevent sunburn and jellyfish stings while snorkeling.

Stay Hydrated

Drink plenty of water before and after your trip to stay energized and comfortable in the heat.

Listen to the Guide’s Safety Briefing

Follow the snorkel guide’s instructions carefully to ensure a safe and enjoyable underwater experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Nassau grouper
Florida reef butterflyfish

History

The Florida Keys reef tract is the third-largest coral barrier reef system on the planet and has been an important cultural and ecological resource for centuries.

Conservation

Operators promote reef-safe practices and educate visitors on protecting coral health to sustain this delicate ecosystem for future generations.