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Question: On a 2 stop reef trip, how much time do we get at each snorkel location?
Answer: A 2 stop Key West reef trip gives you 30 to 45min in the water at each snorkel location, with the rest of the trip used for the boat ride, gear setup, safety briefing, and moving between reef spots. Boats heading into the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary may split a 3hr trip between 2 reef areas, depending on visibility and current.
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Question: On a dolphin tour, does the captain spend time searching different areas if dolphins are not spotted right away?
Answer: Yes, the captain searches more than one area when dolphins are not spotted right away since Key West dolphin tours are focused on active wildlife watching instead of one fixed sightseeing loop. Many trips check backcountry channels and Gulf side waters near the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
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Question: What is the real difference in feel between morning and sunset cruises in Key West?
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The biggest difference is the scene more than anything else, because you are still on the same water, just at two totally different times of the day. Morning cruises in Key West feel calmer and more open. The water is smoother, the air is a little cooler, and everything feels slower. I have seen a lot of people who like a more paid back experience prefer mornings because it feels less crowded out on the water. Sunset cruises give a great atmosphere. There is usually a little more energy on board, people are taking photos, talking more, and it feels a bit more social. The water itself is still nice, but the focus shifts to the sky and the end of the day.
