SunToon DS24 Pontoon Adventure in Key West, Florida
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity mostly involves relaxing or light fishing.
Overview
Explore Key West’s beautiful waters aboard the spacious SunToon DS24 Pontoon. Perfect for groups, this relaxing boat trip combines fishing, cruising, and plenty of sunshine.
Details
Set sail on the pristine waters of Key West aboard the SunToon DS24 Pontoon, a spacious 25-foot Sunchaser boat designed for comfort and fun. Powered by a Yamaha engine, this pontoon offers smooth cruising for up to 13 people, making it perfect for family outings, fishing trips, or a relaxing day on the water with friends. The boat’s Bimini top provides ample shade, allowing you to soak up the ocean breeze while staying protected from the Florida sun. Key West’s clear turquoise waters and diverse marine life create an ideal backdrop for adventure and relaxation alike. Whether you want to cast a line for fishing or simply drift and enjoy the stunning scenery, the SunToon DS24 delivers an unforgettable experience. Hurricane Hole Marina Incorporated offers this private rental, ensuring personalized service and flexibility for your group’s needs. Prepare to enjoy a day filled with laughter, sun, and unforgettable memories as you explore some of the best spots around Key West’s coast.
Adventure Tips
Wear Sunscreen
The Florida sun can be intense, so apply and reapply waterproof sunscreen throughout your trip.
Bring Snacks and Water
Although you’ll be on the water, the pontoon doesn’t come with catering, so bring refreshments to stay hydrated.
Know Basic Boating Safety
Familiarize yourself with life jacket locations and emergency procedures to ensure a safe trip.
Respect Local Wildlife
Avoid disturbing marine life and keep the waters clean by properly disposing of trash.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Smathers Beach – a quieter beach spot great for a quick swim or sunbathing
- Garrison Bight Marina – a lesser-known harbor with fantastic sunset views
Wildlife
- Bottlenose dolphins frequently swim nearby during the trip
- Colorful tropical fish visible in clear shallow waters
History
Key West’s waters have long been central to maritime trade, fishing, and cultural exchange dating back to the 1800s.
Conservation
Local efforts focus on protecting coral reefs and marine habitats, encouraging sustainable boating practices to preserve the ecosystem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Along Key West’s coastline for panoramic water shots
- Near the marina to capture boats and seascapes
- From the pontoon during sunset for vibrant skies
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from the intense Florida sun during your trip.
summer specific
Hat and Sunglasses
Provide additional shade and protect your eyes from glare on the water.
Light Jacket
Stay warm during cooler mornings or breezy afternoons on the water.
winter specific
Fishing Gear
Optional for those who want to try fishing during the trip.