Yes. It is necessary for Fury to collect your paid in full voucher and give you a boarding pass. This helps us maintain an accurate count for the coast guard.

Children 15 years old and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Children 16-18 may go on a Fury Dolphin Watch trip unaccompanied, but only if they have a valid photo ID.

We will take you the Gulf of Mexico on this trip. You will snorkel Shallow Reefs with the possibility of Spotting Stingrays, Juvenile Fish, Sea Fans, Sea Rods, Sponges, and Isolated Coral Formations.

Is snorkeling gear provided?

Yes, mask, snorkel, fins and buoyancy compensator vests are provided.

Can I bring my own snorkeling gear, is there a discount if I do?

Yes, you are more than welcome to do so, but there is no discount.

Do you offer prescription masks?

No, but they may be rented from local dive shops.

Do you provide wetsuits?

Wetsuits are available for a fee of $10 per suit (cash only).

Do you have underwater cameras available for us? 

Yes, we sell disposable underwater cameras at our check in locations.

Is there enough light left on the afternoon trip to clearly see everything when you are snorkeling?

Yes there is. We adjust the departure time to insure that you will have plenty of sunlight to snorkel.

You will get to dolphin watch for about one hour and snorkel for about one hour.

No, cannot guarantee that we will see dolphins, but we do have a 98% success rate of seeing dolphins on all of our dolphin watch tours. This is because the dolphins are non-migratory. They are in Key West year-round and our captains are very familiar with where to find them.

Do we get to swim with the dolphins?

No, the dolphins that we are viewing are wild. We will watch these protected dolphins in their natural habitat. Fury is a voluntary member of Dolphin SMART, so our trip promotes responsible viewing of the dolphin.

No, there are no lockers, but you can bring a small bag and leave it where you are sitting on the boat.

Yes, there is a small portion of shaded seating on the Dolphin Cat; however, It is a very good idea to wear sunscreen and sun protective clothing.

To truly enjoy your snorkeling experience you should at least feel comfortable being in open water. While we do offer flotation devices to assist our guests, we recommend that you be able to fully support yourself in 8-20 feet of open water. We take you about 7 miles off of Key West and there will not be a place for you to touch or stand while snorkeling the reef. Fury crew is present in the water to assist in an emergency, but will not be able to solely attend to one party for the duration of the trip. For those unable to support themselves, we suggest booking a trip aboard our glass bottom boat or joining us for parasailing.

Fury Water Adventures does not operate in unsafe weather conditions, but a light rain shower is not a deterrent. The Captain will assess the weather and should the Captain determine that the conditions are unsafe to run the tour, the tour may be postponed or it will be canceled. If a trip is canceled by Fury Water Adventures for any reason, every effort will be made to reschedule the trip during your stay in Key West. If you are unable to reschedule, you will have the option of receiving a voucher for a future trip or receiving a full refund. Every effort will be made to run tours, as advertised. Should Fury have to amend or alter your tour due to extraneous circumstances, tickets remain non-refundable on tours taken.

Fury allows service animals only. A service animal is any dog that has been trained to perform tasks to benefit an individual. The work performed must be directly related to the individuals disability. According the ADA service animals for emotional support, therapy, comfort or companionship are not considered service animals.

The guest requiring the service animal must be in possession of the animal at all times. Due to the nature of Fury tours, guest and service animal may be required to remain on the boat for the entirety of the tour. This is to ensure the guest’s safety as well as that of the service animal, Key West wildlife, other guests, captain and crew.