After boarding your direct drive jet propulsion system boat, you will set out with the jetski tour group from the Mallory Square area, passing the historic seaport on your way towards the US Navy training area. Your boat can hold up to 4 people (weight restriction applys) making it perfect for families with kids or guests who don't want to ride on a jetski. Along the way you will see some of the other islands that lie nearby, several which are private residential areas.

You will travel through the ﾓback countryﾔ where, although wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed, there is a strong chance of seeing dolphins and manta rays playing in their natural environment. The nearby Mangroves are also home to many of the Keys native birds.

You will pass by the old submarine pits that were built during the Cuban Missile crisis. You might see (and hear) fighter jets fly over head from the military airbase located nearby.

A stop will be made at a sandbar for a chance to swim in the beautiful waist deep waters of the Keys. You will then continue on to Southernmost Point and see it from a perspective most visitors donﾒt, from the water. Your tour then circles the west end of the island where the grounds of Fort Zachary Taylor have been made into a historical park, and ends back near Mallory Square.

Please note: Maximum number of riders per jet boat is 4 with a maximum weight of 800 pounds combined. All operators (drivers) must have a valid government issued ID and there are additional restrictions for operators under the age of 22. (see restrictions)