Capt. Clint Moore

@MangroveClint

Snorkeling Tour

Reef, Inshore & Backcountry

Snorkel the coral reef areas around The Sugarloaf Keys & The Lower Florida Keys. Including The National Marine Sanctuary, Looe Key & other tropical, marine fish hang outs.

• 3 - 6 Hours / $120 per Hour
• 3 Hours Recommended
• Up to 6 People

Backcountry Tour

Sandbars, Sun & Sightseeing

Navigate the sands, shallows and mangrove islands looking for shells, shark, turtles, dolphin and sting rays. See birdlife, sealife, relax on a sandbar or just get your feet wet.

• 3 - 6 Hours / $120 per Hour
• 3 Hours Recommended
• Up to 6 People

Tour / Snorkel Combo

More Time, More Fun

More time equals more options, more locations and more ways to experience The Keys. Our most popular trip and a great trip to maximize a day on and in the water.

• 3.5 - 6 Hours / $120 per Hour
• 4.5 - 6 Hours Recommended
• Up to 6 People

On Snorkel Tours

The variety of sealife is colorful, raw and beautiful. It comes in many shapes and sizes, each has its own favorite environment that it will frequent. We visit those areas.

• Parrot Fish
• Wrasses
• Barracuda
• Blue Tangs
• Angelfish
• Hogfish
• Snappers
• Groupers
• Spiny Lobster
• Sharks
• Many More

On Backcountry Tours

From sunsets to mangrove channels and sandy shoals, a sightseeing tour may be just what you are looking for. Here are some typical sights that we may encounter on the tour.

• Migrating Birds
• Dolphin
• Sea Turtles
• Stingrays
• Sharks
• Mangrove Islands
• Sandbars & Beaches
• Old Railroad Bridges
• Old Shrimp Farm
• Gulf & Atlantic Sunsets
• Many More

The Backcountry

A.K.A The Great White Heron Wildlife Refuge, the backcountry is a 130,000 acre refuge of shallow water, sandbars, mangrove islands and a haven for migratory wildlife all year. The depth ranges from exposed low tide areas out to the edge of the Gulf in about 10' of water.

By boat we look for dolphin playing and feeding, sea turtles catching breaths of air, stingrays sleeping on the bottom and sharks wandering for a meal.

The Coral Reef

The Florida Keys barrier reef is the third largest in the world and runs the length of the island chain. First largest is Australia and second is Belize. The depth ranges from exposed areas out to 30' where the open ocean floor begins.

Considered the absolute best area to snorkel with a large variety of color, species, unique environment and clear waters due to it's proximity to the open ocean. We utilize smaller inshore reefs as well.

Bodies of Water

Gulf of Mexico - Technically anything on the north side of the island chain is The Gulf. Why is the Gulf important to us? Simply put, it hosts it's own unique fishing, snorkeling and wildlife environment.

The Atlantic Ocean - Technically anything on the South side of the island chain is The Atlantic. Why is the Atlantic important to us? It's deep ocean currents and flowing food chain flood life into The Keys.