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Dive into the crystal-clear waters and discover vibrant marine life.

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Anna Maria Island Snorkeling Tours

What To Expect on Our  Anna Maria island and longboat key Snorkeling Tours?

Our Anna Maria Island snorkeling tours here at Passage Key Dolphin Tours offer unforgettable experiences around Anna Maria Island and Longboat Key; and also nearby spots including Egmont Key and Jewfish Key. You’ll explore shallow waters teeming with marine life, from sand dollars to conch shells, or dive deeper to snorkel over the ruins of Fort Dade. With a knowledgeable captain guiding the way in every boat tour, you’ll enjoy snorkeling in a luxurious boat equipped with onboard restrooms and comfortable seating. 


Each private tour is designed for up to 6 passengers maximum, giving your group an exclusive and personalized experience on the water. This ensures plenty of space to relax, explore, and enjoy the adventure at your own pace!

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Prices and Tour Info

Two-Hour Dolphin & Manatee Adventure: A Private, Unforgettable Experience

DURATION: 2 hours

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Dolphin & Beginner Snorkeling Adventure – A Private Marine Wildlife Experience

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3 hours - $450

4 hours - $550

per private charter

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DURATION: 3 or 4HRS

Splash into an unforgettable adventure where playful dolphins, gentle manatees, and crystal-clear waters await—perfect for first-time snorkelers and nature lovers alike, this private tour is your chance to explore Florida’s marine life up close in a relaxed, shallow-water setting.

Snorkel & Explore Egmont Key – Hidden Ruins & Marine Life Adventure

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$550

per private charter

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DURATION: 4 hours

Step into a hidden world of sunken ruins, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life as you snorkel through the stunning waters of Egmont Key—an unforgettable adventure where history meets natural beauty, perfect for anyone comfortable in the water.

Build Your Own Adventure – A Private, Customizable Island & Wildlife Tour (4, 6, or 8 Hours)

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4 hours - $550

6 hours - $750

8 hours - $899

per private charter

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DURATION: 4, 6 or 8HRS

Design your perfect day on the water—whether it’s snorkeling vibrant reefs, exploring historic islands, relaxing on hidden sandbars, or chasing dolphins through the waves, this private adventure is all about what you want to do!

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Real Experiences, Real Memories

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Our snorkeling tour on Anna Maria Island and surrounding areas is designed for everyone, whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned pro. We’ll take you to the best snorkeling spots near Anna Maria Island, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant aquatic wildlife.

 

For beginners, we offer accessible snorkeling sites that don’t require fins, allowing you to explore a shallow, calm underwater world with ease. Enjoy the thrill of discovering sand dollars and fighting conch shells in their natural habitat.

 

For the more experienced snorkelers, we venture to Egmont Key, where you can explore the historical ruins of Fort Dade. Here, you'll encounter the submerged remnants of Batteries Burchstead and Page, teeming with corals, tunicates, sponges, and a variety of fish species.


Pick-Up Location:

Coquina South Boat Ramp

1465 Gulf Dr S, Bradenton Beach, FL 34217

Private Snorkeling Tours to Florida’s Best Kept Secrets

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Here’s Why Our Snorkeling Tours Are a Great Option!

  • Perfect for beginners and experienced snorkelers alike
  • Chance to see vibrant marine wildlife and historical ruins
  • Intimate group sizes (max 6 passengers)
  • Relax on a luxury boat with plenty of space and onboard restrooms for the cruise
  • Fun and educational experience for all ages
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Our private tours offer an intimate experience for groups of only six people or fewer

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Can you handle large groups?

    Yes, we can add a second boat to accommodate groups up to 12. Contact us for details.

  • What does Private Tour mean?

    It’s just you and your guests we don’t mix groups.

  • Can we bring our own cooler and adult beverages?

    Yes, we just ask no red wine or anything that will stain carpet or seats.

  • What should we bring?

    We recommend water shoes, polarized sunglasses, non spray sunscreen, towels, food and drinks.

  • I have a group of 7 can we just pay for an extra person?

    No, the Coast Guard has limited private charters like ours to 6 people max.

  • I have a group of 7 but one is a child under 3 does he/she count?

    Yes, the Coast Guard considers even a one month old child as one passenger, and two five year olds are two passengers. Sorry, it’s not our rule.

Questions About A Tour?

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