Water Activities & Sunset Sail with Schooner Jolly II Rover in Florida Keys
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, no special physical conditioning required
Overview
Set sail on the Schooner Jolly II Rover in the Florida Keys and witness a breathtaking sunset over turquoise waters. An unforgettable experience blending ocean serenity with vibrant sky-scapes awaits.
Florida Keys Sunset Sail
Starting at $45 | Most Popular! | Watch the sun go down from the water!
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About This Adventure
*#Come aboard the Schooner Jolly II Rover for an unforgettable sunset sailing experience - With a Hint of Piracy!- in the glistening waters of the Florida Keys.
Rates
Adult (13+): $85 Child (4-12): $45 Infant (3 and younger): Free
Duration
2 Hours
About
This square-rigged, 80 foot topsail schooner, built in 1994, will transport you back in time with its tanbark colored sails and cannons. Enjoy an exciting, romantic, sailing experience while basking in the amazing views of a Florida sunset.
See Key West's gorgeous Historic Seaport, known locally as the Key West Bight. Once known for its shrimp boats, it is today both a beautiful sight and rich with history and waterfront culture.
During the sail, you will see:
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The renowned Key West sunset (and maybe even the "green flash" when the sun changes color for a moment if you're lucky)
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Ocean wildlife, including schools of dolphins
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Mallory Square, home of the Key West historical sculpture garden
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Fort Zachary Taylor
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The Navy Mole, a submarine base
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Truman Annex, President Truman's "Winter Whitehouse"
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"Christmas Tree Island"
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Sunset Key, known for its multi-million dollar celebrity homes
Join us today for an experience of a lifetime that you will never forget!
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for the best views
Getting to the dock at least 30 minutes before departure ensures a good spot and a relaxed boarding process.
Bring your camera
Capture the stunning sunset and wildlife; a waterproof case is recommended for your gear.
Dress in layers
Evening breezes can be cool, so bring a light jacket or sweater.
Wear sunscreen during the day
If you arrive early or stay after the sail, protect yourself from sun exposure.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- dolphins
- sea turtles
History
The Florida Keys Marine Sanctuary, established in 1990, protects the vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life that make this area a global diving and snorkeling hotspot.
Conservation
This operation emphasizes eco-friendly sailing practices and supports local conservation efforts to maintain the health of Keys’ ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Camera or smartphone
Capture the stunning views and wildlife during the sail.
Light jacket or sweater
Evening air can be cool, so bring layers to stay comfortable.
Binoculars
Optional but useful for wildlife viewing.
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Protect your skin and eyes during the daytime before the sail.