easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfort in water is helpful but not required.
Explore the vibrant marine life around Peanut Island on a guided snorkeling boat tour with Keylypso. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure offers a fantastic way to experience Florida's underwater beauty. Keep reading to discover tips, seasonal insights, and everything you need for a memorable trip!
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with the Peanut Island Snorkeling Trip offered by Keylypso in Lake Park, Florida. This guided boat tour takes you to the iconic Peanut Island, a popular destination known for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life. Whether you're an experienced snorkeler or trying it for the first time, the calm Gulf waters and protected coral reefs create perfect conditions for exploring underwater wonders. During the trip, you'll witness colorful fish, playful sea turtles, and coral formations that are teeming with marine activity. The trip also includes relaxing time on the island itself, where you can stroll along pristine beaches, explore historic bunkers, or enjoy a picnic. What makes this experience truly special is the combination of adventure, scenic views, and the chance to learn about the local ecosystem from knowledgeable guides. Ideal for families, couples, or solo travelers seeking a fun, outdoor escape, this snorkeling tour offers a great way to connect with nature and enjoy Florida’s beautiful coastline. Prepare for a day filled with underwater exploration and memorable moments in the sunshine, all wrapped up in a safe and eco-conscious adventure.
Protect yourself and the marine environment by using reef-safe sunscreen before entering the water.
While gear is often provided, bringing your own mask and snorkel ensures comfort and hygiene.
Always verify weather forecasts to ensure calm waters and safe snorkeling conditions.
Take your time, breathe steadily, and enjoy the underwater sights at your own pace.
Peanut Island was created during the construction of the nearby Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and has a rich history including its use as a bunker in World War II.
The area prioritizes reef preservation through responsible snorkeling practices and marine protection initiatives.
Clears vision and makes underwater exploration comfortable.
Essential for comfortable participation in water activities.
Provides extra warmth in cooler waters or during winter trips.
winter specific
Protect your skin without harming coral reefs.