• The boat
• The captain
• Snorkel equipment (mask, fins, and safety vest)
• The use of our on-board cooler (we just ask that you refrain from glass items
• Cold water provided on board

• Dive equipment—but it’s available for rent!
• Dive guide—but you can certainly hire one!
• Gratuity to the captain—not expected but always appreciated!
• Your personal items (see next question for more info!)

For everyone…

• Towel
• Sunglasses
• Drinks & Snacks
• Reef-Friendly Sunscreen
• Reef-Friendly Shampoo/Conditioner

For divers…

• A timing device. If you do not have a waterproof watch, computers are available for rent.
• Your certification card.
• Your logbook.

Tips aren’t expected, but they are always greatly appreciated, especially when your crew has made you feel like you’ve been truly cared for.

You call us!

I know, I know. In today’s world, everything is usually done online. But the nature of our business is highly tailored to the experience you would like to have; we take that to heart, and want to chat with you to better understand the kind of half-day or full-day trip you’d like to have.

From how deep you’d like to go, to the kind of reefs or wrecks you’d like to check out, to any particular goals you might have for this trip—we’re here to figure out how to make it the best it can be.

Note that all reservations are held with a credit card number.

Because our boats are booked for private charters only, we ask for a 48-hour notice if you have to cancel. We require a credit card number to hold your reservation, which is not charged ahead of time. We will not charge you if the sea condition is greater than our average 2′-3′ sea, and you do not wish to go. No shows are charged the full amount of booking…so don’t ghost us! 🙂

Yes! Bring it up when you book with us and we’ll fill you in on the details of our active military discount.

Yes, of course! All of our guides are Divemasters or Instructors, and have years of experience guiding and teaching in Key Largo.

It costs $90 for half-day or $120 for a full-day.