Night Kayak Tours in Key West, FL

Key West has legendary nightlife, but not all the action takes place on Duval Street. Night kayak tours from Key West Boat & Jet Ski Adventures offer a glimpse of what happens in the crystal-clear waters surrounding the island after dark.

Join one of our night kayaking guided tours to get a glimpse of nocturnal marine life in the mangrove tunnels and reefs from one of our lighted, glass-bottom kayaks. Glide across the water under the light of the moon and stars, and enjoy an entirely new perfective of our diverse ecosystem.

Key West Night Kayak Tours for Visitors

Key West Boat & Jet Ski Adventures isn’t the average kayak rental company. Whether you prefer exploring with your family and friends on your own or want to join one of our guided eco tours, we keep groups small to ensure you have a personalized and enjoyable experience. Our fleet can accommodate up to 18 people in single or double kayaks, so you can customize your adventure to your preference.

Our night kayaking tours of Key West are our most popular options, especially among families. The 90-minute tours leave around sunset, and the LED lights of the glass-bottom kayaks illuminate the sea floor and fascinating marine life below the surface. Both experienced kayakers and first timers marvel at the experience of the shimmering lights on the water and the one-of-a-kind view of Key West’s natural wonders.

Explore Key West, Florida, With Night Kayak Tours

Night kayak tours in Key West are unforgettable adventures and sure to be the highlight of your visit to the Conch Republic. Paddle through some of the warmest water in the U.S. and spot unique species of corals, fish, jellyfish, and more under the glow of your kayak, and get a new perspective on the Keys’ biodiversity.

Originally called “Cayo Hueso,” or Bone Cay, by the earliest Spanish settlers, Key West has a long history of colorful inhabitants — and not just the colorful fish that populate the reefs around the island. Author Ernest Hemingway counts among the island’s most famous former residents, and his estate and its population of polydactyl (six-toed) cats remains a popular tourist attraction today. The city’s reputation has a hotbed of paranormal activity, or at the very least, the unusual behavior of inhabitants, over its 400-year history attracts many visitors eager to join “haunted” history tours.

Are you ready to try night kayaking? Contact us today and reserve your spot. Discover Key West today.