moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should be in good swimming shape and comfortable in ocean conditions but novice-friendly options are available.
Dive into an unforgettable marine adventure with Forever Young Charter Company in Key West. From lionfish hunting to lobster diving, discover why these guided trips set the bar for fishing and diving in the Florida Keys.
Off the southern tip of Florida, where the Gulf of Mexico meets the Atlantic, Key West offers a unique playground for marine adventurers. Forever Young Charter Company stands out as a top guide for divers, snorkelers, and spearfishers seeking an immersive connection with these tropical waters. Operating from both Key West and Islamorada, this outfit delivers targeted experiences ranging from lionfish hunting to lobster diving and spear fishing in prime reef and wreck sites.
This region’s coral reefs and marine preserves are alive with vibrant species—black groupers, mutton snapper, huge triggerfish, and colorful reef fish dominate the underwater landscape. Forever Young’s crew carefully combines expert guiding with a deep respect for the environment; their lionfish hunts help control this invasive species threatening reef health. The Dry Tortugas charters add historic flavor, ferrying adventurers to the remote Fort Jefferson, where snorkeling and spearfishing blend with a taste of local history.
The company’s reputation stems from professionalism and attention to detail. Reviewers praise captains Mike, Mason, and Tony for setting guests up with excellent fishing spots, comprehensive support, and gear that’s meticulously maintained. Beyond action-packed days on the water, guests appreciate the patient dive guidance, photo opportunities, and relaxed onboard atmosphere where they can rest and enjoy snacks.
Forever Young Charter Company merges adventure with stewardship in one of Florida’s most celebrated diving hubs. Whether you’re chasing the thrill of a speargun or hunting lionfish to help preserve reef ecology, their trips offer a balanced approach to serious undersea sport and enjoyable family moments. This makes them an essential part of the Florida Keys’ outdoor landscape and a go-to option for visitors wanting a true taste of coastal adventure.
Popular spearfishing and lobster diving trips fill up quickly around seasonal openings; reserve your spot ahead to avoid disappointment.
Florida sun is intense; sunscreen and water are must-haves to stay comfortable both on deck and in the water.
Respect fishing limits and protected species rules to contribute to the health of the reef ecosystem.
Ocean conditions in the Florida Keys can shift rapidly; pack light layers and gear suitable for both warm water and changing weather.
Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas, built in the 19th century, serves as a dramatic historic backdrop for snorkeling and diving.
Forever Young actively promotes lionfish removal to protect native reef fish and maintain biodiversity in the Florida Keys marine environment.
Essential for effective snorkeling and efficient movement underwater.
summer specific
Recommended during cooler months for thermal protection in water.
winter specific
Protect your hands during spearfishing and lobster diving.
Capture the vibrant marine life and underwater scenery.