Iguana Park, Snorkel and Island Tour

Iguana Park, Snorkel and Island Tour
Excursion Highlights:
  • Dive into an unforgettable sailing and snorkeling adventure in Key West, exploring vibrant coral reefs teeming with tropical fish.
  • Encounter native green iguanas, feed them, and learn about their habitat in Arch's Iguana and Marine Reserve.
  • Experience the thrill of feeding tarpon fish and enjoy being serenaded by parrots and macaws in the park's aviary.
  • Cruise comfortably in smaller groups, ensuring personalized attention from your tour guide and high-quality snorkeling gear provided.
Price: $80.00
Ages 4 and under are free.
Choose Options My Cruise Itinerary
Summary
Shore Excursion Size ? Standard
Shore Excursion Type Snorkeling
Shore Excursion Duration 4 Hours 30 minutes
Activity Level ? Moderate
Shore Excursion Leaves From ? The cruise ship pier, or an approximately 15-minute walk from the cruise ship pier.
Food/Beverage Provided Water
Recommended Dress We recommend wearing your swimsuit under comfortable clothing and sensible, flat-soled walking shoes. A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are also suggested.
Restrictions This tour can accommodate walkers.

Start your day at Arch's Iguana and Marine Reserve where you will meet up with native green iguanas and see baby iguana hatchlings. Here's your chance to feed, play with, and take photos of dozens of these native, free-roaming animals. While at the park your guide will share everything you ever wanted to know about iguanas, from what they eat to where they sleep. Step into the park's aviary to meet colorful parrots and macaws singing in the tree limbs overhead, then head to the water's edge to feed the tarpon fish.

From there you will make your way to the dock, get fitted with snorkeling gear, then board a boat for a quick ride out to the reefs. Strap on your mask and go beneath the water to discover an amazing underwater world full of colorful corals, dancing seagrasses, and a wide variety of tropical fish. This 4.5-hour tour fills up fast! Sign up today.