Bill and his team were great! My family and I had fun. Bill was very knowledgeable, friendly, and…read morefunny. We saw two nurse sharks, lots of sponges, some crabs, and fish. Going down the mangrove creek was fun! This was doable for beginners.

We had an excellent morning kayaking with Chris, our guide. He is so very knowledgable about the…read morebirds, the mangroves, the sea, and all the creatures! We were able to glide through mangroves, saw black tipped reef sharks, and heard so much about the area. Chris is a wealth of information! He helps rescue birds so we learned all about his experiences. My husband and I highly recommend this tour!!!!

This will forever be my favorite part of the keys. The amount of sea life that you're able to see…read moreby going snorkeling is elite. Octopuses, stingrays, all sorts of fish, crabs/lobsters, you name it. Not to mention, you might even see some dolphin Jumping out on the water. I have nothing negative to say whatsoever. Just to those who come here, please treat it with respect and clean up after yourself.

Bahia Honda State Park is located at Mile Marker 37 along US 1. (Mile markers are how you find…read moreeverything in the keys. There are 500 acres of park, plus an off shore island. There are 3 beach areas, a campground/cabins, picnic areas and boat ramps. It's very much a place to relax on the beach and take it easy. Bahia Honda is the tropical paradise that you probably imagine when you think of the Florida Keys. Bahia Honda's beaches--Sandspur, Loggerhead, and Calusa--are one of the biggest draws to the park. Each one is beautiful and worth a visit. Bahia Honda is a great place to swim as the water temperatures are typically warm and the water is shallow. See, it also depends on time of the year, like for us, Sandspur beach was full of seaweed. and i found loggerhead beach to shallow and it was really great to swim over there. while you are here, A fun thing to do is take the quick trail up to the old Bahia Honda Bridge that you can see from Calusa Beach and the very edge of Loggerhead Beach. This is the only trail here and it's a pretty quick walk. The walk is fairly short and you aren't allowed to go far along the bridge as it breaks off at some point. However, you do get to go up high enough to see Bahia Honda from above. The bridge has a great view of both of the beaches. Depending on time of day, you might get a different view. There is little to no shade on the beach. If you are wanting to stay all day, you might want to bring your own umbrella for the beach! Cost: $8 per vehicle, $4.50 for vehicles with one person, $2.50 for pedestrians + cyclists

They never answer my calls. I've tried to get in touch…read morewith them the last few days.... no answer. No return calls. After 3 days of trying I finally got a hold of the not so famous captain marcus. Claims he was too sick to return calls for a week. Family trip didn't go as well as we had hoped. So much for kayaking in the keys. Do not recommend.

We rented kayaks for the day from Markus and I can't recommend him enough! He gave us great advice…read moreand the best kayak we've ever had the pleasure of renting. We had so much fun exploring the backcountry on our own. It was so quiet and peaceful back there. We had the entire place to ourselves! The highlight was definitely kayaking along with some baby lemon sharks. If we had more time we would definitely have gone back for another day of kayaking there.

We had a wonderful time Sparky really out did his self very pleasant person to be around. He…read morehelped out my niece that didn't know how to jet ski. He taught her very well. She was so comfortable around him. We really did appreciate him very much. Next time when we come to Key West we will definitely come to him.

Massive amounts of fun!!! I've been on a lot of wave runner rentals and this was BY FAR the BEST!…read moreStephanie was an amazing guide making sure it's easy to communicate and that you're getting the best out of the experience. Her knowledge of the area and recommendations were great and she really took us full throttle on a really fun ride. We stopped at picnic island which was so fun too. We hope to come back and do an all day or half day sandbar tour on one of the boats. She really was incredibly accommodating. Don't forget to tip you're guide. It really was SO worth it. Not to mention you end back up at KiKis where we were able to play cornhole and relax with a couple drinks and apps before heading back to our place. Simply fantastic!

What a delightful little place nestled conveniently away on an unassuming side street. The…read moreselection of health food and vegetarian items was impressive. It is certainly a good find.

This review refers to the grocery portion of the store, as I have no boat and no need for boating…read moreequipment. Being vegetarian/vegan on the island is sometimes hard to do, so it's *really* nice to see a store pop up that features a rockin' selection of natural/organic/veg food. They have a huge walk-in fridge full of fresh produce, and the prices aren't too bad for the island (where everything is marked up). They also have a huge-ass freezer which employees will go into to retrieve things for you. My vegan friend was ecstatic to find Tofutti Cuties there in mint chocolate chip as well as plain vanilla, so win there. They also have Newman-Os, which are tasty, but a little spendy at $5.50. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable, and care about customer service. Before my friend bought her Cuties, the cashier asked if she could open the box to make sure they hadn't been melted and refrozen, as they'd had some problems with that in the last shipment, and she didn't want us to have to trek back to the store to get a replacement. That was nice of her. So yeah, come here and support the small businesses that help veg-type people survive happily on the island :)

Captain Clint was amazing! We had a group of 6 and had plenty of room on his boat. He took us on…read morethe backcountry and sand bar trip. We saw sharks, stingrays and a sea turtle! Was hoping for dolphins but they were anywhere to be found. The sand bars were beautiful!! Highly recommend a trip with Captain Clint!!

5/5 would go again. What a fun day. Cap'n Clint picked us…read moreup at Cudjoe Marina on a beautiful spring day in a beautiful boat- obviously well kept and cared for. We settled in and set off for the ride to Looe Coral reserve for snorkeling- 1st stop. We beat the crowds and secured the best tie off spot. We spent about an hour enjoying the below the surface life. We even swam with a sea turtle. The snorkeling was the best I've ever experienced, and I guess that's why Looe Key is one of the top ten worldwide snorkeling places listed in last month's issue of SCUBA. After capturing some kicking videos underwater with the GoPro, we climbed back aboard and headed out to the flats to check out a few sand bars. He picked a great spot, devoid of other fun seekers and after a beat we opted to head out for more touring. We went back into the mangroves and checked out the local sights. Cap'n Clint was so forthcoming with information and he is knowledgeable and so much fun! He has history here, and it shows. I hope to go again and I am definitely booking this for when my family comes to visit. Things spotted while boating: sea turtle diving, sting ray, some type of shark (No dolphins, . this time, but they're out there somewhere!) Things not spotted: other tours . Thank you Clint Moore for a great day- we will try for better than baloney on bread next time (bad on us)

So knowledgeable I highly recommend you're definitely gonna have a great time! Best keys, boat tour…read moreever!

Brian was amazing! We had a little trouble getting in the gate to the RV park but thankfully we…read morecalled him. We rented a two person kayak & set out on our adventure. The kayak was more comfortable than we expected & we stayed out for four hours. I have attached a photo of our route with some pictures. They loaned us a waterproof phone case which was essential. We had a pretty significant downpour which added excitement. This was definitely a highlight of our trip to the Keys. The price is right and Brian & his assistant really set us up well. Remember to call if they turn you away at the gate. I would also call a day ahead to let them know when you are coming.

Owner was extremely helpful. He went out of his way to find us the repair part we needed.read more

I found this place through TRIP ADVISOR where Aaron, the owner had some really glowing reviews…read more I went for a three hour private session. Aaron was very very thorough and a very good teacher. He didn't have a totally canned routine, rather assessed my knowledge of kites, wind, etc and taught me accordingly. I never felt like I was bored, nor did I ever feel lost. Unfortunately, the wind died and we weren't able to launch the kite but I did learn a lot. Aaron comes highly recommended.

Yes! Had an amazing time. Shout out to our guide, Eddie. He was attentive, friendly, and very…read morepersonable. He taught us quite a bit about Key's flora and fauna. We were lucky to see manatees and sharks. The tour lasts about 2 hours, so make sure you protect yourself from the sun and stay hydrated. It gets crazy hot out here in the Keys. What are you waiting for? Book your tour now!

Setting off on a kayak and snorkel outing comes with "chances". Chances it might rain, chances it…read moremight be windy are but two. Our trip was excellent. Our 'captain' and 'guide', Bethany, was really good at handling the boat, and all that went with it (including us)!! Maximum number of guests is six, today we were four, we all got along well. The kayaking around the little mangrove island was easy despite the moderate wind. Those easily frightened need not be. Bethany imparted a lot of interesting mangrove facts as we went as well as pointing out the different birds that occupy the island. Not really an island as it's all mangroves and no sand, dirt or rock to stand on. Snorkeling that day wasn't great. It had recently rained and the water was a bit murky but we did see a variety of sponges and a few fish. The sail back to port was relaxing, snacks were put out, pineapple and those chunky pretzel things, and for a bit, all was right in the world.