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Toast a Key West sunset from the deck of a 60' catamaran on a 90-minute cruise that includes beer, wine, Champagne and sangria. This easy, social sail departs from the Historic Harbor and offers shore-line views and open-water light perfect for photography.
Toast a Key West sunset from the deck of a 60' catamaran on a 90-minute cruise that includes beer, wine, Champagne and sangria. This easy, social sail departs from the Historic Harbor and offers shore-line views and open-water light perfect for photography.
The catamaran slips away from the Key West Historic Harbor as the sky begins to peel gold from the horizon. Salt air pushes against the hull, and the crew passes out chilled glasses of sparkling wine, sangria or a cold beer while the western sky tightens into a band of color. Onboard a 60' two-hulled vessel, the city’s silhouette recedes and the water takes the stage.
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Operated by Sebago Key West · Key West, Florida
The catamaran slips away from the Key West Historic Harbor as the sky begins to peel gold from the horizon. Salt air pushes against the hull, and the crew passes out chilled glasses of sparkling wine, sangria or a cold beer while the western sky tightens into a band of color. Onboard a 60' two-hulled vessel, the city’s silhouette recedes and the water takes the stage.
Key West sits on a low coral island formed from ancient reef and oolitic limestone; its history is braided with shipwrecking, sponge diving and Cuban influence. The nightly sunset ritual at nearby Mallory Square is a long-standing cultural draw—this cruise lets you experience that same light from sea level, where currents and wind sculpt the view differently than from shore.
Expect a relaxed, social outing more than a vigorous sail: the trip is 90 minutes, suitable for most fitness levels, and includes restroom facilities and an open deck for panoramic views. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure at the Sebago booth on Lazy Way Lane between Conch Republic and Schooner Wharf; capacity is large so arriving early secures the best vantage.
Practical tips: bring a lightweight wind layer, sunscreen and a camera with a fast shutter. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. Have photo ID if you plan to drink—the minimum drinking age is 21. Weather can change quickly; operators will cancel for unsafe conditions, and the booking requires arriving early for a smooth check-in.
easy.
1.5 hours (90 minutes).
Suitable for most people; requires only standing and walking on a stable dock and moving around the boat.
Boarding is at the Sebago office/booth on Lazy Way Lane between Conch Republic and Schooner Wharf in the Key West Historic Harbor; plan to arrive 30 minutes before departure.
Yes—beer, wine, Champagne, sangria, and soft drinks are included; a valid photo ID is required to consume alcohol.
Children are welcome; infants must sit on an adult’s lap. The cruise is family-friendly but parents should supervise near railings.
The operator may cancel in unsafe weather; for a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure per the standard policy.
Key West’s harbor grew around wrecking and salvage in the 19th century; the island’s culture blends Cuban, Bahamian and continental American influences evident in food and festivals.
The Florida Keys depend on reef and seagrass health—avoid discarding plastics and follow crew guidance about not tossing anything overboard to protect marine life.
Sebago Key West operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from the Key West Historic Harbor as the sky begins to peel gold from the horizon. Salt air pushes against the hull, and the crew passes out chilled glasses of sparkling wine, sangria or a cold beer while the western sky tightens into a band of color. Onboard a 60' two-hulled vessel, the city’s silhouette recedes and the water takes the stage.
The catamaran slips away from the Key West Historic Harbor as the sky begins to peel gold from the horizon. Salt air pushes against the hull, and the crew passes out chilled glasses of sparkling wine, sangria or a cold beer while the western sky tightens into a band of color. Onboard a 60' two-hulled vessel, the city’s silhouette recedes and the water takes the stage.
Key West sits on a low coral island formed from ancient reef and oolitic limestone; its history is braided with shipwrecking, sponge diving and Cuban influence. The nightly sunset ritual at nearby Mallory Square is a long-standing cultural draw—this cruise lets you experience that same light from sea level, where currents and wind sculpt the view differently than from shore.
Expect a relaxed, social outing more than a vigorous sail: the trip is 90 minutes, suitable for most fitness levels, and includes restroom facilities and an open deck for panoramic views. Boarding begins 30 minutes before departure at the Sebago booth on Lazy Way Lane between Conch Republic and Schooner Wharf; capacity is large so arriving early secures the best vantage.
Practical tips: bring a lightweight wind layer, sunscreen and a camera with a fast shutter. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. Have photo ID if you plan to drink—the minimum drinking age is 21. Weather can change quickly; operators will cancel for unsafe conditions, and the booking requires arriving early for a smooth check-in.