



by Barefoot Billy s
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$140.35The tour begins at Barefoot Billy's on the south end of Key West, where participants receive safety instructions for operating a Yamaha personal watercraft. The guide explains how to handle the jet ski before starting the 90-minute ride. The route covers about 26 miles and completes a full loop around the island of Key West, traveling through shallow backcountry waters that larger boats cannot access. Riders pass landmarks such as the Southernmost Point buoy, Mallory Square, and Sunset Key, all viewed from the water. The guide provides information about these locations during stops along the way. The tour also goes through mangrove areas where dolphins, sea turtles, rays, and tropical birds are commonly seen. There is a designated free-play segment that allows riders to go at higher speeds, practice turns, and jump wakes in a safe, open-water zone. The tour includes the use of lockers, life jackets, towels, and public transportation. Drivers born in 1988 or later must obtain a Boater's Safety Certification separately.
Key West
The tour starts at the south end of Key West on a quiet stretch of shore. The guide provides safety instructions and familiarizes riders with the Yamaha personal watercraft, known for its comfortable ride and precise handling. After preparation, the group begins the 26-mile guided journey that fully circles Key West, using routes that larger boats cannot navigate because of shallow waters.
Southernmost Point
During the tour, riders see views of Key West's backcountry and landmarks such as Mallory Square and Sunset Key from the water. The guide offers historical context at stops including the Southernmost Point buoy and Key West Bight. Participants can relax or engage in water activities at a deserted sandbar. Wildlife such as sea turtles and dolphins are often visible along the route.
10 min
We are at the end of Seminole Street & Alberta Street, straight through the black gates at the end of the road. Parking: The street that the hotel is on (Seminole Street) is pay to park. All the side streets in the area are free public parking.
End point
We are at the end of Seminole Street & Alberta Street, straight through the black gates at the end of the road. Parking: The street that the hotel is on (Seminole Street) is pay to park. All the side streets in the area are free public parking.




by Barefoot Billy s
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$140.35The tour begins at Barefoot Billy's on the south end of Key West, where participants receive safety instructions for operating a Yamaha personal watercraft. The guide explains how to handle the jet ski before starting the 90-minute ride. The route covers about 26 miles and completes a full loop around the island of Key West, traveling through shallow backcountry waters that larger boats cannot access. Riders pass landmarks such as the Southernmost Point buoy, Mallory Square, and Sunset Key, all viewed from the water. The guide provides information about these locations during stops along the way. The tour also goes through mangrove areas where dolphins, sea turtles, rays, and tropical birds are commonly seen. There is a designated free-play segment that allows riders to go at higher speeds, practice turns, and jump wakes in a safe, open-water zone. The tour includes the use of lockers, life jackets, towels, and public transportation. Drivers born in 1988 or later must obtain a Boater's Safety Certification separately.
Key West
The tour starts at the south end of Key West on a quiet stretch of shore. The guide provides safety instructions and familiarizes riders with the Yamaha personal watercraft, known for its comfortable ride and precise handling. After preparation, the group begins the 26-mile guided journey that fully circles Key West, using routes that larger boats cannot navigate because of shallow waters.
Southernmost Point
During the tour, riders see views of Key West's backcountry and landmarks such as Mallory Square and Sunset Key from the water. The guide offers historical context at stops including the Southernmost Point buoy and Key West Bight. Participants can relax or engage in water activities at a deserted sandbar. Wildlife such as sea turtles and dolphins are often visible along the route.
10 min
We are at the end of Seminole Street & Alberta Street, straight through the black gates at the end of the road. Parking: The street that the hotel is on (Seminole Street) is pay to park. All the side streets in the area are free public parking.
End point
We are at the end of Seminole Street & Alberta Street, straight through the black gates at the end of the road. Parking: The street that the hotel is on (Seminole Street) is pay to park. All the side streets in the area are free public parking.