For tours or guest excursions, Follow signs to the Stock Island Marina and Yacht Club and the Ship Store.  When you reach the Ship Store building you can park on the north and west side of the marina.  Call (239) 945-6493 and our dockhands will help bring your gear to the loading dock.

We're perfectly situated off the spectacular shoreline of the Atlantic Ocean, the crystal-clear waters of the Boca Chica Channel and the Gulf of Mexico, offering some of the world's best boating.  Whether you are fishing for Sailfish, Snapper, Tarpon or the famous Bone fish that call the Keys home, the fishing is world class.  You can spend the day cruising and viewing some of the amazing animals that call this area home, like Rosette Spoonbills, Heron, Pelicans and the rare Pink Flamingos.  You are certain to see Dolphins, manatees and on a rare occasion on of the 13 species of Whales that visit the Keys each year.  Key West is home to North Americas only living reef. Snorkeling the amazing living reef or one of the hundreds of man made reefs to see Sea Turtles, Barracuda, Grouper, Hog Fish, Snapper multiple species of sharks and the thousands of unique sea life that live on and around the reefs.

Where can I take the boats?

Tour Key West and the many spots to shop and eat. Find your own private oasis to anchor and spend the day in the beautiful clear waters. Fish one of the many reefs, wrecks and fishing spots that Key West has to offer. See the Key West lighthouse from the water or spend the day anchor on the Boca Chica Sandbar.

What are the boundaries for boating?  

To the North, Snipes Point. to the South, 10 Mile Line, to the East, American Shoals, and to the West, Boca Grande.

What kind of fish can I catch?

Grab your rod and reel and get ready to catch dozens of species of Snapper, Tarpon, Bonefish, Barracuda, Sailfish, Grouper, Lobster, Amber Jacks and Sharks.

What kind of wildlife can I see?

Key West hosts Pelicans, Flamingo, Heron and hundreds of other migrating bird species. Dolphins and Sharks are numerous but keep an eye out for Deep Sea Turtles and the Goliath Grouper.