Key Largo Snorkeling Tour - leje maske, finner og vest INKLUDERET
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Snorkling er sjovt, sikkert og nemt om bord på Sundiver III. Deltag i en 2,5 timers undervandstur til et af de grunne, indre koralrev, der ligger på det "verdensberømte" Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary, også kendt som den oprindelige John Pennekamp State Park. Vores venlige besætning er specialiseret i børn, familier og første gang snorkelere. Du vil blive helt overrasket over den undervandsverden, der lever lige uden for Key Largo. Hver snorkel tur besøger et sted, et koralrev pr tur for at sikre maksimal vandtid. ** INCLUDERET: Høj kvalitet udstyr (maske, fælder, float vest) inkluderet med alle snorkel ture leveret af Sundiver. ** IKKE INKLUDERET: SNORKEL Vi sælger meget overkommelige souvenir snorkel af høj kvalitet lavet af 100% silikone tilgængelig i mange farver til køb under check-in.
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Vigtig information
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med fare for hjerte-kar-sygdomme
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Vigtigt budskab: Du MUST VEDE, hvordan man svømmer for at snorkle med Sundiver. Hvis du ikke kan svømme, men ønsker at slutte sig til familien, kan du blive om bord og nyde en bådtur for en "Riders Fee".
- Check-in-politik: Du skal tjekke ind mindst en time før rejsen.
- Vi tillader ikke brugen af snorkelmasken "fuldt ansigt" under snorkling med Sundiver. De har en defekt design, der kan mislykkes og være farligt for brugeren.
- Vi besøger ONE placering, One Coral Reef per snorkel tur.
- Der er ingen tilbagebetaling for at gå glip af båden. Ingen undtagelser.
- Vigtig NOTE: Du MUST VEDE, hvordan man svømmer for at snorkle med Sundiver. Hvis du ikke kan svømme, men ønsker at slutte sig til familien, kan du blive om bord og nyde en bådtur for en "Riders Fee".
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We had a great trip! We went as a family 6 adults and took our one year old with us. They were very friendly and made sure everyone was safe and had a great time!
We had a great experience it was beautiful weather and there was so much to see on the reef , we saw parrotfish, barracuda, angel fish, sting rays, Blue tang and so many more fish! Ivy our guide for the day was so friendly, helpful and fun. She made us feel safe and they have thought of all the little things to make the experience better. Everything from Vaseline for facial hair to prevent leaks, free cold water, antifog solution for the mask and masks available if you are farsighted and wear glasses. Highly recommend!
Friendly staff. This adventure started with a treasure hunt. We reported to the correct address on the main road and signed waivers. From there we were instructed to drive 3 miles south to a kiosk where we signed in and had rules read to us. Then from there we had to walk to a bridge, up an over canal, behind a hotel, and wait by the dock. The lady at stop 1 reassured my husband not to worry about his recurring leg cramps because the water is very shallow. But once we left the dock we learned nobody is allowed to stand — even in the sand — no matter how shallow. The website said no spray sunscreen allowed on the boat. What they apparently MEANT was do not use spray sunscreen anytime that day; you must use reef-safe sunblock (available for sale through them for $28). Finally, when we asked the lady at stop #2 if we should purchase water bottles before we board she said no — they have plenty of water for you. What she MEANT was there is an Igloo dispenser you can stand in line for on a rocky boat to put 2 oz of water in a disposable paper cone which dissolves after the 2nd or 3rd refill. Don’t show up without your own bottle! The reef is beautiful. But because it is quite shallow there was not a lot of wildlife to see. I saw a few parrot fish and blue tangs.
Thanks for choosing Sundiver. Please allow me to reply to a few issues with your review. The part you compare it to a treasure hunt. The walk from the kiosk to the snorkel boat takes 30 seconds. The boat is literally on the other side of the small canal. Your description makes it sounds like it’s this huge walk around a hotel and over a bridge ? Are you referring to the raised platform at the end of the canal ? It's not really a bridge and you can simply avoid it and just walk across the parking lot and you are there in 30 seconds. I understand your husband was concerned about cramping but we are very clear when checking in that you can't stand anywhere at the reef. I know the check in agent would not have said you can stand. You can get on and off the boat as many times as you want so if someone is getting a cramp they can come back to the boat until the cramp is gone. The reef has been protected since 1963 and this “No Standing” rule was put in place and the reason you were able to visit the reef yesterday was because this rule was put in place to save the reef. Walking on the reef or standing in the sand destroys the coral and the new baby corals that are forming in the sand. Sorry if there was some confusion with this rule. Yes, we provide water onboard for free for everyone. The cups last for a few refills and are biodegradable to help the environment. If your cup starts to fall apart after several refills you can simply grab another cup. There is no limit on the amount of cups you can have so I'm not sure about this complaint. The long line you mention is a new one for me, How long could the line have been ? We don't have that many people on board at a given time to make the line that long, and the rocky boat ? well you are on a boat in the middle of the ocean. We don't force you to buy our sunscreen, you are welcome to bring or use you own. We just ask that it's reef safe. We try our best to save the coral reef for future generations to visit. The reef system is very delicate so there are some rules put in place. Please understand these rules would apply to all private and commercial boats visiting the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. We did not make these rules, we just follow the rules put in place. We appreciate you choosing Sundiver.
Ivy was our lifeguard and she was the best! Very informative but personable! We had a great time!
We had a fantastic experience with Sundiver Snorkel Tours! From check-in at the shop to boarding the boat, everything was organized and welcoming. Debbie, Ivy, and the captain made us feel comfortable from the start. Ivy did an excellent job explaining the safety procedures and how to use the snorkels, fins, masks, and flotation vests. Her instructions were clear, informative, and mixed with just the right amount of humor, which helped everyone relax. The snorkeling itself was wonderful. The reef was full of colorful fish, and the timing was perfect—about a 30-minute boat ride out, roughly an hour in the water, and a relaxing ride back. We especially appreciated having a smaller group of just 13 people on a boat that can accommodate many more, which made the experience feel personal and uncrowded. Thank you to the entire Sundiver team for helping make this a memorable part of our Florida vacation. Highly recommended!
Amazing snorkel tour with Capt Rick, and crew Carolyn and Ivy. Crew so helpful and informative. A great time and fabulous snorkel on Reef. 🐟🐠🐟🐠😁
Great experience. Really knowledgable crew that cared about everyone having a good time.
Perfect weather, great captain and Ivy was a great guide! Always nice to meet and chat with a fellow Michigander when we're far from home! Very knowledgeable and has a passion for protecting the coral and wildlife!
Nice reef that we spent over a hour on Kids had fun and saw a few reef fish No bad for the price
We have never snorkled before and we were excited to go out. Apparently there was a tropical storm kicking up and the water was extremely rough. They did not say anything before going out. The boat ride was very rough and when we got to the reef waves were so high we couldn't even snorkle. None of us actually saw anything. I vame back to thw boat within 5 minutes. I will probably never get the chance to do it again and rhis was terrible. Very unprofessional to take new snorklers in weather like this. The whole time they made a joke out of how "sporty the water is today" an expensive waste of money. Also, they say life jackets provided you literally get a pool noodle out on the ocean. Find another place do not use them
What a ridiculous review. Thanks for bashing us with false and exaggerated information. We have been in business since 1983 have 4.7 stars of out 5 because we provide a fun and safe snorkel tour. There was a very weak tropical disturbance way up near the state of Louisiana over 750 miles away from our location moving away from Florida. I researched the South Florida weather report the day you went snorkeling and compared it to our captains reef report for your tour. The wind was 14-15mph with 1-2 foot waves. It was not a bad day for snorkeling and there were no hazards. We take you to the National Marine Sanctuary that is located several miles offshore. Yes, it is the open ocean and there are always 1-2 foot waves. This is a normal day on the ocean and not a problem. I don't understand why we got a bad review. It sounds like it was your first time snorkeling in the open ocean and you were not familiar with swimming conditions in the ocean. The entire boat had a great tour and we got all positive feedback from the other customers. Your review is dishonest when you say a pool noodle" is the only safety device given. This is not true. We provide everyone onboard with a safety buoyancy life vest and everyone has to wear one, this is a Coast Guard requirement. The pool noodle is an extra option for customers who would like to use one along with the provided bouncy life vest. I honestly don't understand this review. Have a nice day !
