Morning · Reef · All ages
Mimosa Morning Snorkel Sail
Breakfast, bottomless mimosas and the reef before the wind picks up.
| Adult | $59.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $34.95 |
Editorial spotlight · Historic Seaport, 205 Elizabeth Street, Key West
2026 Conch Shell Awards nomineeBest Snorkeling Experience
Sebago
The longest-running catamaran day-charter operation in the continental US, on the reef since 1988. Snorkel trips morning and afternoon, dolphin watching, champagne sunsets and a tiki cat, all from the Harbor Walk.
- Snorkel from
- $44.95
- Sunset sail from
- $49.95
- Tripadvisor
- 4.7
- Since
- 1988
Editorial spotlight. Sebago Watersports is a nominee in the 2026 Conch Shell Awards. They did not pay for this page and had no say in it. We earn a commission when you book through the links here; your price is the same.
The company
Started with a racing catamaran in 1988
Paul McGrail, a 200-ton master, and boat builder Sean Rowley bought the 50-foot racing catamaran Sebago, a boat sponsored by the shoe company and raced by Walter Greene, and started running day charters from the Key West seaport in 1988. The company calls itself the longest-established day-charter catamaran operation in the continental US.
Since 2019 Sebago has been owned by RED Hospitality & Leisure, part of Ashford Inc. The fleet is four big catamarans, a tiki cat, a 37-foot Axopar for private trips and two parasail boats, with a yellow office on the Harbor Walk between Schooner Wharf Bar and Conch Republic Seafood.
“Key West's favorite for snorkeling the reef.”
- G
Crew
Gary
- B
Crew
Brandon
- J
Crew
John
Crew as named by guests in reviews; the roster is Sebago's to confirm. Company team page: keywestsebago.com.
The one to book
Mimosa morning snorkel
The morning trip to the reef with breakfast and bottomless mimosas aboard. Mask, fins and vest are provided; the reef is seven miles out and the catamarans are big enough to keep the ride comfortable. Kids 4 to 11 pay the child rate; under 4 free.
The afternoon snorkel is the cheaper seat at $44.95, and the Reef to Table sail adds a seafood lunch to the snorkel and a dolphin watch.
| Mimosa morning snorkel | $59.95 adult, $34.95 child |
|---|---|
| Afternoon snorkel | $44.95 adult, $34.95 child |
| Reef to Table snorkel sail | $69.95 adult, $44.95 child |
Checked against FareHarbor on September 30, 2026.
Check AvailabilityThe boats
Four catamarans, a tiki cat and an Axopar
The big cats have full liquor licenses and two heads each. Trips leave from the seaport docks off Elizabeth Street.
Marquesa
- Type
- Catamaran
- Guests
- 125
- Bar
- Full liquor
- Heads
- 2
Teralani
- Type
- Catamaran
- Guests
- 125
- Bar
- Full liquor
- Heads
- 2
Cubed
- Type
- 60 ft catamaran
- Guests
- 68
- Use
- Snorkel and sunset
Lazy Lady
- Type
- 53 ft tiki catamaran
- Guests
- 49
- Bar
- Beer and wine
- Use
- Hula Hank's tiki cruise
Remedy
- Type
- 37 ft Axopar
- Guests
- 12
- Use
- Private charters
Book it
Trips
All per person. Adult, child 4–11, under 4 free unless noted. Checked against FareHarbor on September 30, 2026.
Afternoon · Reef · All ages
Afternoon Snorkel
The value seat on the reef.
| Adult | $44.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $34.95 |
Snorkel · Seafood lunch · Dolphin watch
Reef to Table Snorkel Sail
Snorkel, then a seafood lunch aboard, then dolphins on the way in. Limited dates.
| Adult | $69.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $44.95 |
Sunset · Catamaran · All ages
Champagne Sunset Sail
The cheapest sunset sail on the seaport, with champagne.
| Adult | $49.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $39.95 |
Sunset · Live music · Full bar
Land's End Sunset Sail
The upgrade: live music, full bar and appetizers.
| Adult | $79.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $49.95 |
Sunset · Dolphins · Ages 12+ adult
Captain's Choice Dolphin Watch Sunset Sail
Dolphins in the backcountry, then the sunset.
| Adult | $69.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $29.95 |
Afternoon · Dolphins
Dolphin Watch
The daytime dolphin trip. No November dates at this check.
| Adult | $59.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $29.95 |
Sunset · Lazy Lady tiki cat
Hula Hank's Tiki Sunset Cruise
Sunset on the 53-foot tiki catamaran.
| Adult | $59.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $49.95 |
Sandbar · Full day · Ages 12+ adult
Sandbar Safari
The sandbar day with lunch and drinks.
| Adult | $129.95 |
|---|---|
| Child | $99.95 |
The all-day Power Adventure (snorkel, jet ski, parasail, kayak, paddleboard, meals) and private charters on Remedy are booked through Sebago directly: (786) 841-9109.
Before you go
Know before you go
Where to check in
The yellow office at 205 Elizabeth Street, Unit 1, on the Harbor Walk between Schooner Wharf Bar and Conch Republic Seafood, reached by Lazy Way Lane. Your confirmation names the dock.
Parking
None at the office. Drop passengers out front and park at the Greene Street lot or the city lot at Margaret and Caroline.
Included
Snorkel gear (mask, fins, vest) on reef trips; food and drinks vary by trip and are listed on each. Full bars on the big cats, 21+ with ID.
Kids
Under 18 with a parent or guardian. Child rate 4 to 11 on most trips, under 4 free. Guests with allergies are asked to bring their own food.
Reviews
What guests say
- 4.7TripadvisorRating as of September 30, 2026
- #60of 397Boat tours and water sports in Key West, Tripadvisor
- 1988FoundedDay charters from the seaport since
Reviewers write about hardworking, funny crews and reef trips that are the best value on the seaport. The honest caveats in reviews: the big boats fill up, water time on the reef can feel short, and dolphins are not guaranteed however the marketing reads.
Questions
Good to know
Where does Sebago leave from?
The Historic Seaport. Check in at the yellow office at 205 Elizabeth Street on the Harbor Walk; the boats are on the docks behind it.
How far is the reef?
About seven miles out. The catamarans make the ride comfortable in most conditions.
Is gear included?
Yes. Mask, fins and vest on every snorkel trip.
What does it cost?
Snorkel trips $44.95 to $69.95 per adult, sunset sails $49.95 to $79.95, the Sandbar Safari $129.95. Checked September 30, 2026.
Who owns Sebago?
RED Hospitality & Leisure, part of Ashford Inc., since 2019. It was founded by Paul McGrail and Sean Rowley in 1988.
Get on the reef with Sebago
Snorkel trips, dolphins and sunset sails from the Historic Seaport.
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