Key West Extreme Adventures

Key West Extreme Adventures Only shark tour in North America! Approx. 2 hrs. Sharks: lemon, black tip, bull, nurse, and hammerhead. 90% of the trips view bottle-nose dolphins too!

Sting rays, sea turtles, birds & other wildlife! Polarized sunglasses, drinks, & chips included! Key West Extreme Adventures is an approximately 2 hour, eco-friendly shark AND wildlife tour aboard the Tiger Cat (shark tour boat).There is no guarantee that sharks will be seen on our tour, however ONLY 2/700 tours have ever lacked sharks, due to extremely cold weather conditions. The most commonly s

een sharks on the average tour are lemon sharks, and approximately 25 sharks were seen on record on the Key West Extreme Adventures shark tour! Dolphins are seen approximately 90% of tours. A vast variety of wildlife can also be seen on our tour, however unpredictable, we see sea turtles, sting rays, and local birds native to Key West, Florida, (all variable depending on the day). Polarized sunglasses (which enable you to better see into the water) chips and canned beverages are included. The tour is $79.99 for adults (17+), $39.99 for children (6-16), and children under 6 are free. Photography and digital recording devices are permitted at your own risk. Smoking is not permitted. This tour is designed to entertain and educate. Sea sickness has yet to occur aboard the Tiger Cat.

We are so pleased to see that from of our passengers positive feedback about our adventure we were given another Trip Ad...
11/05/2023

We are so pleased to see that from of our passengers positive feedback about our adventure we were given another Trip Advisors Choice Award for 2023. Knowing that our attraction is in the top 10% in the world is something we are very proud of. If you are in Key West check us out for an amazing experience! For further details or to reserve see our webpage https://www.keywestextremeadventures.com

05/10/2023

Today we encountered a large tiger shark while looking for the dolphins. Once we were close we could identify it by the shape of its head and distinct stripes. We estimated this shark weighed 400 - 500 pounds and about 10 feet in length. Despite our best efforts to feed the shark he was more wary of our boat. What a treat! You just never know what you can find on our tour!

04/02/2023

Today we encountered something very special. In this video you can see two large loggerhead sea turtles together. The smaller male was attempting to mate with the larger female. Incredible sighting!

02/26/2023

This was one lucky pelican that was spared during the shark feeding. Thankfully Capt. Clay was able to bring this desperate pelican on board to safety. Once we returned to the dock we handed him off to the wildlife rescue folks whom healed him. Not only was this an entertaining encounter but a redeeming one to help out the wildlife.

So pleased that we were awarded the travelers choice award from Tripadvisor. This is their highest rated award. We are r...
11/28/2022

So pleased that we were awarded the travelers choice award from Tripadvisor. This is their highest rated award. We are rated number one out of 415 tours in Key West.

05/22/2020

When we reopen to visitors on June 1, please be respectful and wear your masks.

All of us locals have been wearing our masks and socially distancing over the last few months — and many have never left their houses in order to protect our island. AND thanks to these actions and the roadblock it is why we have had only 40 infections on Key West and 100 in Monroe County while the nearest city/county to our north on the mainland has over 15,000 COVID infections.

PLEASE if you come to visit us once we reopen on June 1, wear your mask and socially distance AND respect the locals who are very nervous about letting visitors back. 🌈

11/05/2017

We are very exited to continue tours starting tomorrow November 6th. The crew has work very hard to restore the boat back to working conditions.
Today we took the boat out for a test run and were amazed at this video.

01/27/2017
School field trip today. 20 children and 6 adults. Lots of sharks were seen.
05/13/2016

School field trip today. 20 children and 6 adults. Lots of sharks were seen.

03/29/2016

Captain Clay playing with lemon sharks while the passengers observe.

5 Lemon sharks in this recently taken picture
03/29/2016

5 Lemon sharks in this recently taken picture

Turtles and other sea creatures think that plastic bags floating in the water are one of their favorite foods, the jelly...
06/09/2014

Turtles and other sea creatures think that plastic bags floating in the water are one of their favorite foods, the jelly fish. Please try to make sure what you bring to the beach or on a boat stays with you when you leave! You will save lives! ~KWEA~

Today is World Oceans Day.

Get involved here: http://bit.ly/1hHW7Mw

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Today was an incredibly beautiful day in the dolphins playground. This pod was kind enough to give us a nice hello.

Today we encountered a large tiger shark while looking for the dolphins. Once we were close we could identify it by the shape of its head and distinct stripes. We estimated this shark weighed 400 - 500 pounds and about 10 feet in length. Despite our best efforts to feed the shark he was more wary of our boat. What a treat! You just never know what you can find on our tour!

Today we encountered something very special. In this video you can see two large loggerhead sea turtles together. The smaller male was attempting to mate with the larger female. Incredible sighting!

One amazing day with Key West Extreme Adventures as we were able to bring up a greater hammerhead for a feeding.

This was one lucky pelican that was spared during the shark feeding. Thankfully Capt. Clay was able to bring this desperate pelican on board to safety. Once we returned to the dock we handed him off to the wildlife rescue folks whom healed him. Not only was this an entertaining encounter but a redeeming one to help out the wildlife.

We are very exited to continue tours starting tomorrow November 6th. The crew has work very hard to restore the boat back to working conditions. Today we took the boat out for a test run and were amazed at this video.

Captain Clay playing with lemon sharks while the passengers observe.

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