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Florida Keys Snorkeling Tours

2.5-hour reef trips at 10am and 1:30pm · gear included · adults $65, kids $55

At a glance

What is the Robbie’s snorkel trip?

A 2.5-hour boat trip from Robbie’s Marina to the reef off Islamorada, where you swim with local marine life. The Blue runs two shared trips a day, and KeyZ Charters takes private parties of 6 or less.

Duration

2.5 hours

Departs

10am & 1:30pm

Gear

Included

Leaves from

Robbie’s dock

Trips & rates

Pick your trip

Snorkel gear is included. Children 3 and younger ride free.

  • The Blue: shared snorkel trip

    with Sundance Watersports

    2.5 hours · daily at 10am and 1:30pm

    Adult snorkel
    $65
    Child snorkel (12 and younger)
    $55
    Ride along
    $55
    Children 3 and younger
    Free
  • KeyZ Charters: private snorkel boat

    for parties of 6 people or less

    The boat to yourselves: a good fit for a family or a small group.

The Blue catamaran anchored at the reef off Islamorada on a snorkel trip

The Blue: live availability

The 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. snorkel trips. Tap a time to book.

Easy as 1, 2, 3

How it works

  1. Pick a time and book

    Choose the 10am or 1:30pm trip on The Blue, or a private KeyZ boat, and book online or call (305) 664-8070.

  2. Meet at Robbie’s dock

    Boats leave right from the dock at Robbie’s Marina, Mile Marker 77.5 in Islamorada.

  3. Snorkel the reef

    About 2.5 hours on the water with plenty of time to swim the reef. Gear is included.

Plan your trip

What’s included and what to bring

Included with The Blue

  • Snorkel gear
  • Two outdoor showers
  • A full-sized bathroom and changing room

What to bring

  • Sunscreen (reef-safe)
  • Polarized sunglasses
  • A hat
  • Light, breathable clothing (long sleeves help with sun)
  • Non-slip shoes or sandals
  • A light rain jacket or windbreaker
  • Seasickness medication if you need it
  • Snacks or lunch
  • A towel

Nice to have

  • Phone or camera in a waterproof case
  • A cooler in your car to take your cleaned catch home
  • An extra layer for early mornings

The Blue with Sundance Watersports

Come aboard The Blue for one of two daily snorkel excursions at 10 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. The Blue’s two-and-a-half-hour Islamorada snorkel trip leaves plenty of time to swim with local marine life and see the reef up close.

The Blue is a spacious catamaran built here in South Florida. She has two outdoor showers and a full-sized bathroom and changing room for your comfort, and she can host private parties, corporate retreats, and wedding parties.

Don’t just take our word for it: the snorkel trips carry five-star reviews on TripAdvisor.

KeyZ Charters private snorkel boat at Robbie's

KeyZ Charters

KeyZ Charters runs private snorkel charters from Robbie’s dock, for parties of 6 people or less.

It’s a good fit for a family or a small group that wants the boat to itself.

What is snorkeling?

Snorkeling is a fun and easy way to explore the underwater world without needing heavy equipment or specialized training. Using just a mask, snorkel, and fins, you can float on the water’s surface and observe marine life up close.

A snorkel is a curved tube that allows you to breathe while keeping your face submerged in the water. With a clear mask covering your eyes and nose, you’ll have a wide view of the underwater scenery. Fins help you move effortlessly through the water, making your experience even more enjoyable.

Best places to snorkel in Florida

The Florida Keys have some of the best snorkeling in the country. If you’re booking a snorkel tour in the Florida Keys, Robbie’s Marina in Islamorada is the place to start, and our boats leave right from the dock.

From Key Largo to the coral formations near Key West, the Keys offer some of the finest underwater sights anywhere. Our snorkel tours stop over pristine reef off Islamorada, where you can swim alongside tropical fish, sea turtles, and even the occasional stingray.

Ready to snorkel the reef?

Two trips a day from Robbie’s dock, gear included.