HighlightsReach the southernmost point in the USA with its mild, tropical-maritime climate
See 43 bridges and 31 islands as you travel down the Florida Keys
Have free time to explore and dine in Key West
Upgrade to include the Conch Train, snorkeling or glass-bottom boat
Choose the "Transportation Only" option if budget is a concern
Get ready for fun in the sun on a day trip from Miami to Key West. Choose to take a glass bottom boat cruise through a maze of mangrove-canopied canals and streams, ride a conch train, go parasailing, jump into the water for a snorkeling session above a coral reef with diverse marine life or go dolphin watching.Start your day on an air-conditioned bus from Miami Beach to Key West with a 4-hour drive. Watch as your tour guide points out the famous 31 Caribbean Islands along the drive known as the Florida Keys.Cross 43 bridges as you travel through the Keys to Key West. See the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico while driving by the coastline. Key West is the most southern point of the USA and only 90 miles from Cuba.Once you arrive in Key West, get 6 hours to explore the island at a leisurely pace, stroll the artistic streets, or relax at outdoor cafes and restaurants.Upgrade your day trip by choosing an option that includes one of the following inclusions:A 1-hour Conch Train Ticket. This 60-minute narrated tour around Key West is one of Florida’s Top attractions, covering over 100 points of interest and its most popular attractions. Show your ticket at the Sails to Rail Museum for free entryA 3-hour snorkeling adventure at North America’s only living coral reef. Travel on a state-of-the-art Catamaran, receive professional instruction, use top-of-the-line snorkel gear, and enjoy an open bar on the way back (including sodas beer, wine, champagne, margaritas, well-mixed drinks)A 2-hour cruise on a glass-bottom boat where you can witness the wonders of North America’s only living coral reef, maybe spotting sea turtles and rays. Fun for all the family, you also get great views of Key West from the sea.A 3-hour Dolphin Watching and Snorkeling Eco Cruise Tour where you can watch bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat on this dolphin-watching tour from Key West. Cruise to the backcountry waters and enjoy some snorkeling fun of your own as you admire marine life. Enjoy an open bar on the way back (including sodas, beer and wine).A 7-12 minute parasail off the coast of Key West on a 1-hour parasailing adventure. Enjoy the tropical vibe of the Keys as you are helped into your parasail harness before being slowly raised in the air until you are flying high above Key West.A 2-hour cruise on a glass-bottom boat (as above) plus a meal at the Hard Rock Cafe with a choice of any burger, entree salad or sandwich; chef’s choice dessert; unlimited coffee, tea or soft drinksMake your way back from Key West to Miami Beach at 5 PM.
Key West Day Trip from Miami: Snorkeling, Conch Train & Dolphin Watching
Inclusions
- Round-trip transportation by air-conditioned bus
- Bilingual guide on the bus (English & Spanish)
- A brief bus tour of Key West upon arrival
- 6 hours free time to enjoy Key West
- Bilingual guide 3-hour boat trip with snorkel gear (if the snorkeling option is chosen)
- Sodas, beer, wine, champagne, margaritas, mixed drinks (if snorkeling option chosen)
- 1-hour Conch Train with entry to Sails to Rails Museum (if option chosen)
- 2-hour glass bottom boat cruise (if option chosen)
- 3-hour dolphin watching and snorkeling eco cruise tour (if option chosen)
- 7-12 minute parasail (if option chosen)
- Meal at Hard Rock Cafe (if option chosen)
Exclusions
- Tip or gratuity
- Food & drinks
Tour Plan
Itinerary
Created in the 90s, this small garden was once the site of the Capuchin convent, between the 16th and 18th centuries, then the Court of First Instance until the Second World War.
The beautiful facade that adorns the street on your left belongs to Saint-Sébastien Church, a church originally built in the 15th century as a chapel that was remodelled and expanded during the 18th century to become this flamboyant Gothic building.
This small square, located on Place Thérèse Léon Blum, is a tribute to this statesman who was strongly committed to the implementation of the socialist reforms that appeared in the 1930s.
On this street, there are several private mansions, including the Hotel de la Brigade at number 12 and the Hotel Benavent at number 7.
On the street on your left, Rue Rouget de l'Isle, is the entrance to the Horreum, a monument that dates from the 1st century BC. A Horreum, in Roman times, was a warehouse where all sorts of goods were stored, from grain to wine to clothing.
Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Canal de la Robine offers beautiful walks or bike rides, especially in downtown Narbonne where it allows you to escape from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis.
Here, from the Passerelle des Barques, the famous Merchants Bridge is revealed in front of you!
Let's go for a small overview of Narbonne specialties!
Impossible not to enjoy strolling on the Cours Mirabeau, which runs along the Canal de la Robine on its right bank.
Here you are in front of a very beautiful example of Languedoc Gothic architecture.
In the heart of the homes in the Bourg district, we see here the facade of the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce church.
Here you are in front of a very particular house, on your right.
Here is the Basilica of Saint-Paul, one of the oldest churches in the Midi, and the first Gothic church built in Narbonne.
We are here in the district of Bourg, located on the right bank of the Canal de la Robine which separates the city of Narbonne in two.
Difficult to realize it here, but you are currently in the heart of a bridge that crosses the Canal de la Robine!
Here, the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville has plenty to impress you. And the Palace of the Archbishops, which is in front of you, is not for nothing!
Here you are in front of a precious relic of the Gallo-Roman period. Opposite the Archbishops' Palace, in the heart of the Town Hall Square, is a piece of the Via Domitia, a Roman road built from 118 BC.
On your right, the Jardin de l'Archevêché offers an exceptional setting to take a break and relax in the heart of the city.
Although located in the south of France, this impressive cathedral has everything of a northern cathedral.
The building on your left is none other than the Palace of Sports, Arts and Work, and if I stop you here, it is because it is one of the rare testimonies in Languedoc-Roussillon of functionalist and rationalist architecture.
Meeting / Pickup
Meet on location: This experience has no pick-up service, customers have to make their way to our meeting point.
Please Note
- The Day Trip transportation part of this package operates in all weather conditions. Optional water activities are subject to weather conditions and this part of your trip is subject to last-minute cancellation, but you will still be able to enjoy the day in Key West.
- The check-in in Miami Beach starts at 6:30 AM and departs at 7 AM every day The approximate time spent in Key West is from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Not Wheelchair Accessible
- No Pets (except service animals)
Cancellation Policy
Fully refundable until 1 day before start
Non-refundable after 1 day before start
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- • Customizable Tours
- • Guaranteed Departures
- • Flexible Booking Options
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