Glass Bottom Boat Tours

"A unique experience even on a cloudy morning. We saw tons of cool fish and also a few turtles. We did not ride the boat on the webpage because it is being repaired, but the boat we used still worked well with four smaller windows in each corner of the ship. Maria was a knowledgeable and entertaining guide. She has a marine biology degree and is a longtime resident. This is very kid friendly and accessible for those who have physical limitations. Captain George was skilled in getting us where we needed to be and helping us find turtles. The company was very diligent and called me to make sure I knew they were gathering at the pier. One warning - bring anti-motion sickness medicine if you are prone to that problem. I took Bonine and didn’t have a problem (although am prone to it) but others did. The leaning over to look through the glass with the boat lilting from side to side made someone queasy."

"The visibility wasn't great and it was pretty bumpy out there. It was hard to see something through the glass bottom. One thing they could improve on is having a microphone for the tour guide. Half of the time we couldn't hear what she said due to the loud motor of the boat."

"Buyer beware... after calling 3 times to confirm our tour for Christmas morning, they called me and canceled. The Keys had been a great Christmas vacation until these grinches. But they did "OFFER" me a full refund. Uhhhh... yeah you will give me a refund."

"This tour is both a tropical ocean adventure and a real world learning experience. Our guide, Lindsay (a lively marine science expert) engaged passengers with fun facts, local history and - importantly - pointed out the degrees of damage and recovery amongst various reef formations as climate change continues to take its toll on the undersea habitat."

"We enjoyed the tour even though the small waves made it a bit bumpy. Capt. Dan expertly navigated us around the reef while Lindsay shared her knowledge about the fish, sharks, jellyfish and other bits about a bridge that lasted for less time than it took to build. The waters were less than ideal for viewing--you had to be quick to see, and there was a lot to see. The highlight of the trip, though, were the dolphins that decided to play while we made our way back to the dock."