Where do we meet the boat?

Meet at the Oceans Edge Resort and Marina dock at 5950 Peninsular Ave, Key West, FL 33040, USA—check-in details are provided at booking.

How many people fit onboard?

The charter accommodates up to six people for a comfortable day on the water.

What is included with the charter?

Included: cooler & ice, bottled water, floaties, Bluetooth stereo, safety gear, all fuel and a USCG-licensed captain.

What should we bring?

Bring reef-safe lotion (no sprays), towels, snacks, and any beverages you prefer; the crew supplies ice and water.

Is this trip kid-friendly?

Yes—this is suitable for families but supervise children in shallow water; check lifejacket options with the operator.

Can we anchor near coral reefs?

The captain will choose safe anchoring sites; responsible anchoring practices are followed to avoid damaging reefs and seagrass.

Key West Sandbar Escape: 6-Hour Charter on Still Dreamin' | Boat Tour | Private

Key West’s shallow turquoise flats unfold like a private playground under a low sun. On a 6 Hour Sandbar Charter aboard Still Dreamin’, a 32' Belzona, you get a day that balances roomy comfort with salt-scrubbed adventure. Departing from Oceans Edge Resort and Marina at 5950 Peninsular Ave, Key West, FL 33040, USA, this trip is designed for small groups—up to six people—who want a mellow, social day of swimming, floating and minimal fuss.

The core feature is the sandbar itself: exposed coral sand interrupted by seagrass fingers and low tidal channels that turn shallow water into a warm, waist-deep pool. These flats are part of the Florida Keys shallow-reef ecosystem, so expect clear water, patches of seagrass, and the occasional wading fish or conch. The Still Dreamin’ makes the most of that setting with plush seating, easy water access for swimmers, and a smooth ride thanks to a capable hull and a USCG-licensed captain who knows the local tides and channels.

This charter stands out because it’s small-scale and turnkey. All fuel, a cooler with ice, bottled water, floaties, a Bluetooth stereo and safety gear are included, so you can focus on snorkeling, sunbathing, and socializing rather than provisioning. The no-spray-sunscreen request reflects sensitivity to the fragile nearshore environment, and the captain’s local knowledge turns a simple drift into a guided day on the flats—pointing out hidden sandbars, quiet coves, and safe channels.

Plan for a relaxed rhythm: anchor on the sandbar, jump in, drift with the current on a float, and take turns cooling off. The group size keeps things intimate, perfect for families, couples, or small friend groups celebrating an occasion. Bring reef-safe lotion, a hat, snacks and your favorite beverages (BYOB), and a pair of reef-safe water shoes for walking on shell-strewn sand.

For photographers, low angles across the flats deliver mirror-like reflections, and late-afternoon light sculpts the water into bands of blue and green. Environmentally, this is a pressure-light way to enjoy Key West’s marine landscape—small boat, limited guests, and a captain who enforces responsible anchoring and waste practices.

Whether you want an easy day of swimming and music or a low-key celebration with sunset potential, the 6 Hour Sandbar Charter aboard Still Dreamin’ offers a direct, comfortable route into the shallow-water side of Key West that feels like yours for the day.

Check-in happens at the Oceans Edge Resort and Marina dock; the charter runs six hours with a six-person maximum and accommodates guests up to age 99. Bring your own beverages, towels and non-spray reef-safe sunscreen—crew provide the ice and bottled water. Book early for weekend dates; weather and tides set the daily plan, but a USCG-licensed captain adapts the route for comfort.