Shipwreck Snorkel and Wild Dolphin Encounter

Visit the wild dolphin playground to check out wild dolphins and other sea-life in their natural habitat off Key West. Then its on to nearby shallow waters to snorkel amongst shipwrecks, and a coral reef teeming with 600 different species of sea-life!

Get away on the ECHO for a day on the Florida Keys. The ECHO is deliberately never booked to capacity, so you are guaranteed to have plenty of room, plenty to eat and drink, and above all, a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

The first stop of the tour is at the wild dolphin playground to see dolphins swimming, hunting & feeding together, jumping naturally, courting each other, mating and even caring for their babies. When they 're not too busy, they love to swim along with the ECHO, just like they do with each other! Dolphins can swim 30 MPH, so they always decide where they go, but they seem to know and feel safe swimming along side ECHO, so they often do.

The second stop is at a nearby shallow water shipwreck encrusted by the coral reef, or wherever the calmest conditions are that day. You will snorkel in clear tropical waters supporting over 600 different species of sea-life. You will always be taken to the calmest / clearest water and be provided excellent snorkeling instructions. Sanitized snorkeling equipment is individually fitted to each passenger. After snorkeling, enjoy a fresh shower and a premium tropical fruit tray, along with Fritto-Lay snacks, Coke/Pepsi drinks and a great cruise back to Key West. Also, FREE ice-cold beer (domestic and imported) and fine seasonal wine (red and white) is served to guests over 21 years of age.

Catamaran Echo is located at the Historic Key West Sea Port which is downtown in Old Key West at the Key West Bight. "The Harborwalk" goes right around the waters edge and leads right to ECHO's dock behind the famous Turtle Kraals Restaurant and Tower Bar. Spend the day on the Harborwalk before or after your ECHO trip and visit all the great shops, restaurants and bars.

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