Best for snorkel, kayak & more?

[danech]

Kids (14 & 10) and I wiil be there from aboard the Facination on Feb 18th from 7-3. I would like some recomendations on a snorkel & kayak trip that would cover the first half of the day, leaving time to visit a few highlights and have some lunch afterwards.

 

Thanks

[peter_krynicki]

Kids (14 & 10) and I wiil be there from aboard the Facination on Feb 18th from 7-3. I would like some recomendations on a snorkel & kayak trip that would cover the first half of the day, leaving time to visit a few highlights and have some lunch afterwards.

 

Thanks

 

As far as I know there is only one half-day snorkel / kayal tour - Danger Charters.

 

http://dangercharters.com/

 

Pjk

[danech]

I'd been leaning that way already and have booked with them, thanks.

[janniebabe]

Have done several charters with them, always great service, food, people working the boat-will go with them again next spring!!

[peter_krynicki]

Have done several charters with them, always great service, food, people working the boat-will go with them again next spring!!

 

I've found that the drawback to the 1/2 day trip is that due to time they always go to Mule Key to kayak. Mule Key is not bad but either Man or Woman Key is better.

 

Pjk

[klbobgyn]

Your reply to my recent post re dolphin swims and photo intrigued me since I have just started cruising with my kids (ages 12 and 14) and have found it to be wonderful for all of us! We went to Alaska last summer which was one of the best-ever vacations, and will doing Western Caribbean this summer. Next summer with luck and good planning, would love to do the Mediterranean! We also travel by land on occasion (Hawaii and Yosemite most recently) but this seems to be more work and less relaxation for me.

 

If you are interested, we can trade notes about the good, the bad, and the ugly! Reply to my email klbobgyn@aol.com.

 

Karen