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Board a custom tiki-bar boat from Garrison Bight Marina for a two-hour BYOB cruise timed to the famed Key West sunset. Expect bay views, a USCG captain, onboard head, and a shot at the elusive green flash.
Board a custom tiki-bar boat from Garrison Bight Marina for a two-hour BYOB cruise timed to the famed Key West sunset. Expect bay views, a USCG captain, onboard head, and a shot at the elusive green flash.
The thatch roof hums with the boat's small wake as the tiki bar slides away from Garrison Bight Marina. Salt air lifts the scent of lime and sunscreen; the captain trims the throttle and eases you into Key West Harbor, the skyline low and bright as the hour before sunset.
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Operated by Tiki Boat Adventures · Key West, Florida
The thatch roof hums with the boat's small wake as the tiki bar slides away from Garrison Bight Marina. Salt air lifts the scent of lime and sunscreen; the captain trims the throttle and eases you into Key West Harbor, the skyline low and bright as the hour before sunset.
This stretch of water stitches together living history — shrimp boats, military docks at Trumbo Point, and the colorful crowd at Mallory Square. Geologically the Keys are exposed coral and sand atop an ancient reef, which gives the light a crystalline quality at dusk. Culturally, sunset here is an event: local musicians, fishermen, and visitors look west together, and captains know the secret pockets where the horizon can sometimes produce the rare green flash.
Expect a relaxed, two-hour outing aboard a custom tiki boat with a USCG-certified captain, padded bar stools, a walk-in head, and Bluetooth stereo. Tours leave about 75 minutes before sunset to position for the best views; bring your own beverages and snacks (BYOB), and complete the online waiver before boarding. Life vests are provided and infants must sit on laps. Photographers will want a fast shutter and a polarizer to tame glare; passengers prone to motion sickness should take remedies beforehand.
Practical notes: arrive 15 minutes early for free parking and boarding, protect skin with reef-safe sunscreen, and pack a light layer for the post-sunset breeze. Keep an eye on the horizon — the green flash is brief but unforgettable.
Yes—this excursion is BYOB; the operator supplies ice, cups and a blender but not alcoholic beverages.
Yes, the boat features a walk-in head for guest use during the two-hour cruise.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before scheduled departure to complete waiver checks and board on time.
You may see dolphins, seabirds and occasional manatees near shallow channels, but sightings aren’t guaranteed.
Tiki Boat Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The thatch roof hums with the boat's small wake as the tiki bar slides away from Garrison Bight Marina. Salt air lifts the scent of lime and sunscreen; the captain trims the throttle and eases you into Key West Harbor, the skyline low and bright as the hour before sunset.
The thatch roof hums with the boat's small wake as the tiki bar slides away from Garrison Bight Marina. Salt air lifts the scent of lime and sunscreen; the captain trims the throttle and eases you into Key West Harbor, the skyline low and bright as the hour before sunset.
This stretch of water stitches together living history — shrimp boats, military docks at Trumbo Point, and the colorful crowd at Mallory Square. Geologically the Keys are exposed coral and sand atop an ancient reef, which gives the light a crystalline quality at dusk. Culturally, sunset here is an event: local musicians, fishermen, and visitors look west together, and captains know the secret pockets where the horizon can sometimes produce the rare green flash.
Expect a relaxed, two-hour outing aboard a custom tiki boat with a USCG-certified captain, padded bar stools, a walk-in head, and Bluetooth stereo. Tours leave about 75 minutes before sunset to position for the best views; bring your own beverages and snacks (BYOB), and complete the online waiver before boarding. Life vests are provided and infants must sit on laps. Photographers will want a fast shutter and a polarizer to tame glare; passengers prone to motion sickness should take remedies beforehand.
Practical notes: arrive 15 minutes early for free parking and boarding, protect skin with reef-safe sunscreen, and pack a light layer for the post-sunset breeze. Keep an eye on the horizon — the green flash is brief but unforgettable.