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Smathers Beach Day Pass with Parasail in Key West - Miami

Smathers Beach Day Pass with Parasail in Key West

Key Westmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate fitness to enjoy paddleboarding and parasailing safely.

Overview

Discover the thrill of parasailing combined with a full day of water sports at Smathers Beach in Key West. Enjoy paddleboarding, kayaking, and sailing with an all-inclusive beach pass.

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Key West, Florida

Smathers Beach Day Pass w/ Parasail

Parasail and ALL the beach toys!

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About This Adventure

Experience an unforgettable day at Smathers Beach, Key West's largest public beach. Enjoy paddle boarding, kayaking, or sailing on hobie cats in crystal-clear waters. With various food vendors and an all-inclusive beach pass, you can create a memorable family outing filled with adventure and relaxation.

Duration

All Day 9am - 5pm

About

Join us at Key West’s best public beach, Smathers Beach for an all day adventure. Jump on a paddle board, kayak or hobie cat and explore the Key West Atlantic coast. Sail through the crystal clear waters as you explore the largest beach in Key West.

With multiple food vendors located on the beach your family can make this an all day outing or feel free to leave and come back to enjoy more activities. The beach pass is an all day all inclusive package.

Adventure Tips

Book Parasailing in Advance

Parasailing spots fill quickly, so reserve your spot early to guarantee availability.

Wear Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Protect your skin and the marine environment by opting for reef-safe sunscreen products.

Hydrate Throughout the Day

Florida’s sun and activities can dehydrate you fast; bring water or buy from local vendors.

Secure Your Belongings

Use waterproof cases or lockers for phones and valuables during water activities.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Brown pelicans gliding over the water
  • Spotted sea turtles occasionally surfacing

History

Smathers Beach was developed in the 1960s and named after Senator George Smathers, becoming a key recreational spot for Key West visitors.

Conservation

Local efforts focus on protecting coral reefs and marine habitats by promoting reef-safe practices and clean beach initiatives.

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Recommended Gear

Reef-safe Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin and the marine environment from harmful UV rays.

summer specific

Swimsuit

Essential

Essential for all water activities and comfort throughout the day.

Waterproof Phone Case

Keeps your electronics safe and dry during water sports.

Lightweight Beach Towel

Essential

Useful for drying off quickly and lounging on the sand.