Islamorada Boat Tours

01/21/2023

Last night’s sunset was spectacular. 🤩

01/12/2023

Dolphin are flipping awesome. 😉

01/08/2023

Crocodile rockin’ on our eco tour today!

12/31/2022

Some days the view is so good, we don’t want to go back to the dock.

12/31/2022

Happy last sunset of 2022!

11/25/2022

Our favorite spot!! 😍 Alligator Light was first lit 149 years ago today!! Amazing history, and the most beautiful spot in all of the Keys (if you ask us).

Posted • Today, November 19th, 2022, is the 200th anniversary of the grounding of the USS Alligator.
Built in Boston and launched on November 2, 1820, the USS Alligator, a 12-gun schooner, served first off the west coast of Africa. In 1822, under the command of Lieutenant William H. Allen, she joined the anti-piracy squadron based in Key West. In an action against pirates east of Matanzas, Cuba on November 9th, Lieutenant Allen was wounded twice and died. Now under the command of Lieutenant John Dale, the Alligator departed the coast of Cuba on November 18th, 1822, escorting a convoy of merchant and captured pirate ships. On the evening of November 19th, the ship ran aground on the reef near the Matecumbe Keys. Despite efforts to lighten and refloat her, she had to be abandoned. To prevent pirates salvaging the Alligator, equipment and stores were removed and she was set on fire, causing an explosion when the fire reached the powder magazine.
Alligator Reef Light was lit on November 25th, 1873. The light is located slightly northeast of the wreck site.

11/12/2022

Fantastic afternoon snorkel and sandbar with Forever Salty Charters and these beautiful people from Illinois (where it apparently snowed today 🙈)

10/19/2022

10/12/2022

10/04/2022

Another beautiful day in Islamorada!

10/03/2022

Last night’s sunset was 😍

09/30/2022

The Florida Keys Fishing Guides Association is collecting donations for Hurricane Ian Relief at Angler House Marina. Let’s do our part to help those in need!

We will be bringing supplies and help to those affected by . Please drop off your donations at Safe Harbor Angler House in Islamorada MM 80.5. We need Generators, Fuel, Nonperishable Food, Pet Food, Feminine Products, Diapers, Water, Clothes, Battery Operated Fans and Money! Thank you!