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Question: If we bring our own snorkel mask, will the crew let us use it instead of the provided gear?
Answer: Yes, most snorkel crews allow a personal mask as long as it fits securely and gives clear visibility in the water. On reef trips heading into the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, the crew still provides the standard mask, snorkel, fins, and flotation vest, but guests with their own properly fitted mask use that instead during the trip.
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Question: For a sunset cruise, what time should we get to the marina so we do not miss boarding?
Answer: Most Key West sunset cruises expect guests at check in 30 to 45min before departure, with boarding wrapping up before the posted time because boats like the Fury catamarans and Sebago sailboats leave the Key West Historic Seaport on a set schedule. For a 6:00pm departure, being at the marina by 5:15pm gives enough room for parking, walking to the slip, and the safety rundown.
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Question: Which Key West activities are worth leaving Duval Street for?
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Duval Street is fun for the energy and walking around, but the things that are really worth stepping away for in Key West are the water experiences. Anything that gets you out on the water is the biggest upgrade from just staying in town. Boat tours, snorkeling trips, sandbar runs, or even a sunset cruise all give you a totally different view of the island that you cannot get while you are walking around bars and shops. I have seen a lot of people spend their first day just on Duval and think they have seen Key West, then they go on a boat the next day and realize that is where the real Key West moment happens.
