



by Key West Schooners
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✓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.$178The two-hour Key West Sunset Sail takes place aboard the legendary two-masted schooner Appledore, a classic wooden tall ship that has circumnavigated the globe. Up to 36 passengers can move comfortably on the spacious decks during the sail. Guests have the opportunity to help the crew raise the sails and take a turn at the ship’s wheel, experiencing traditional sailing tasks. The route passes Key West’s Historic Seaport, Mallory Square with its well-known sunset celebration, the Navy Mole where large ships dock, and Fort Zachary Taylor, a Civil War-era fort. Throughout the trip, passengers can enjoy drinks from the full cocktail bar, which includes premium wine, beer, and soft drinks. Snacks are also provided. The sail lasts about two hours and does not include any stops.
Key West Historic Seaport
The Key West Historic Seaport is a waterfront area in Key West, Florida, functioning as a working marina and a visitor hub. It includes old buildings, colorful shops, restaurants, and bars along the Gulf of Mexico.
Mallory Square
Mallory Square is a lively waterfront spot in Key West, known for its daily sunset celebration featuring street performers, live music, and food vendors watching the sunset over the Gulf of Mexico.
Sunset Key
Sunset Key is a small private island near Key West, Florida, known for luxury accommodations, beaches, and notable sunset views.
Check-in is located at the far end of William Street, just to the right of the Western Union sign. From Elizabeth Street, keep the water on your left and follow Lazy Way Lane past the shops. The Marker Resort on your right, and the Schooner Wharf Bar on your left. The booth will be on your left.
End point
Check-in is located at the far end of William Street, just to the right of the Western Union sign. From Elizabeth Street, keep the water on your left and follow Lazy Way Lane past the shops. The Marker Resort on your right, and the Schooner Wharf Bar on your left. The booth will be on your left.




by Key West Schooners
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.$178The two-hour Key West Sunset Sail takes place aboard the legendary two-masted schooner Appledore, a classic wooden tall ship that has circumnavigated the globe. Up to 36 passengers can move comfortably on the spacious decks during the sail. Guests have the opportunity to help the crew raise the sails and take a turn at the ship’s wheel, experiencing traditional sailing tasks. The route passes Key West’s Historic Seaport, Mallory Square with its well-known sunset celebration, the Navy Mole where large ships dock, and Fort Zachary Taylor, a Civil War-era fort. Throughout the trip, passengers can enjoy drinks from the full cocktail bar, which includes premium wine, beer, and soft drinks. Snacks are also provided. The sail lasts about two hours and does not include any stops.
Key West Historic Seaport
The Key West Historic Seaport is a waterfront area in Key West, Florida, functioning as a working marina and a visitor hub. It includes old buildings, colorful shops, restaurants, and bars along the Gulf of Mexico.
Mallory Square
Mallory Square is a lively waterfront spot in Key West, known for its daily sunset celebration featuring street performers, live music, and food vendors watching the sunset over the Gulf of Mexico.
Sunset Key
Sunset Key is a small private island near Key West, Florida, known for luxury accommodations, beaches, and notable sunset views.
Check-in is located at the far end of William Street, just to the right of the Western Union sign. From Elizabeth Street, keep the water on your left and follow Lazy Way Lane past the shops. The Marker Resort on your right, and the Schooner Wharf Bar on your left. The booth will be on your left.
End point
Check-in is located at the far end of William Street, just to the right of the Western Union sign. From Elizabeth Street, keep the water on your left and follow Lazy Way Lane past the shops. The Marker Resort on your right, and the Schooner Wharf Bar on your left. The booth will be on your left.