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Key West Snorkeling
- Cooler water and a lot of Lobsters
Been busy and have kind of been neglecting this website. Was out this week and the waters have definitely cooled off. If you plan on snorkeling for a long time you should really look into a wetsuit of some sort. You can get away without it for a while but most likely if you stay [...]
- Great Spring weather and visibility
The water is getting warm and clear these past few weeks. Water temperatures have been 78-81 degrees on the reef. Wetsuits are becoming unnecessary for short trips in the water. We have been having some fantastic visibility some days up to 100 feet on the reef. The vis on the gulf side has been good [...]
- Its gettting to be winter
Well, temperatures are dropping in Key West. Winter time is here but it doesn’t mean the snorkeling ends. Depending on the weather and your tolerance to cold, you may want to rent or use a wetsuit. Of course cold here is relative and it may be really warm compared to where you are from. Sometimes [...]
- Late Summer Snorkeling
Summer brings bath-like water temperatures in the mid to high eighties, even warmer in the inshore waters in front of Key West. These Key West snorkeling pictures were taken during the last days of August. In general in summertime, the bigger fish on the reef head out to deeper cooler waters. The fish you can [...]
- Gulf Side Snorkeling
Well the gulf side of Key West has been crystal clear and great for snorkeling. We have seen turtles, numerous types of fish, a curious nurse shark and many types of live coral. Water temperature has been in the high 80′s so you can forget about wearing a wetsuit. Honestly I will let the photos [...]
- Winter weather coming to an end
Well I guess our stretch of unusually cold winter weather is over, temperatures are up to 75 and the sun is starting to get hot ( so remember your sunscreen). Thew water is still cold enough to warrant a shorty wetsuit if you are going to be in the water any length of time. Water [...]
- Cooler Weather but clear Water
[singlepic id=115 w=320 h=240 float=left]Well cold weather has become the norm in Key West, time to break out the wetsuits. The water never gets too cold to dive and snorkel here but it does get cold enough where a wetsuit will make you a lot more comfortable if you plan on staying in the water. [...]
- Cottrell Key Snorkeling
When the winds are blowing hard, especially out of a southern direction, the water on the reef can be very rough. On days like that, there are other options to snorkel in Key West. Cottrell Key Key is north of Key West on the gulf side, and there is a lot of rocky structure and [...]
- Alexander Wreck ? USS Amersbury
The Alexander wreck is located on the gulf side west of Key West and is broken into two pieces. The wreck sits in 20-30 feet of water and is home to a large variety of sea life. The visibility can be very variable on this wreck. When we snorkeled it there was close to 20 [...]
- Snorkeling Gulf Side
Recently the Atlantic waters south of Key West have been green and not very clear, but for a change the water on the gulf side has been pretty clear. There was has been about 20 feet of visibility on the gulf side the past couple days. The gulf tends to congergate fish, due to large [...]
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