Eco Kayak Tours in Key West, FL

The marine ecosystem surrounding the Key West and the Florida Keys is one of the most unique in the world, and Key West Boat & Jet Ski Adventures’ eco kayak tours offer the chance to experience it up close and even play a small part in protecting it.

Key West is in the center of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, a protected area of 2,900 nautical miles that’s home to mangrove tunnels, coral reefs, seagrass beds, and diverse marine life. Our guided tours of the waters of Key West and Stock Island will introduce you to this incredible habitat and the plants and animals that live here, and show you how you can help protect them with small acts.

Eco Kayak Tours for Key West Tourists

Your visit to Key West isn’t complete without spending at least some time on the water. Our small group eco kayak tours offer the opportunity to paddle at a leisurely pace through dense mangrove tunnels and view the colorful coral gardens beneath the surface. Along the way, our friendly and experienced guides will point out interesting sights, help you identify the fish and other critters you encounter, and ensure you have a safe and enjoyable journey through the islands.

If you would rather explore the waters and mangrove islands of Key West on your own, you can do that, too, with our four-hour kayak rentals. Whether you want to paddle solo or with a group, our fleet of single and tandem glass-bottom kayaks can accommodate up to 18 people.

Key West, Florida, Eco Kayak Tours

We provide multiple daily departures for our two-hour eco tours in Key West. Our guides know all the hidden gems and best places for spotting wildlife, including endangered manatees and bottlenose dolphins.

Our eco-adventure guided tours also offer the chance for you to get involved with conservation efforts. Participants in eco kayak tours can help with our 5-Minute Project, during which we clean up any debris we find from the water or mangroves.

The 5-Minute Project is a simple way to make a difference in protecting Key West’s fragile ecosystem. You can learn more about the National Marine Sanctuary and wildlife protection efforts at the Key West Aquarium and the Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Sanctuary. The Key West Wildlife Center also welcomes visitors to learn more about its efforts to rescue and rehabilitate native wildlife.

When planning your visit to Key West, contact us today to reserve a place on one of our eco kayak tours. Discover Key West now.