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There are plenty of high-quality Miami snorkeling tours to choose from. Looking at ratings and reviews given by previous customers, these are the best tours available right now:
Prices for Miami snorkeling tours vary depending on duration and inclusions. If you're looking for experiences on the lower end of the price range, these are the best tours to book now:
Yes, Miami snorkeling tours are worth it if you enjoy snorkeling. Biscayne Bay is home to some of the most hospitable—temperature-wise—water in the lower 48. That water, in turn, is teeming with wildlife. Unless you own a boat, you'll have to book a tour if you plan on visiting the Bay's colorful coral reefs. Plus, most tours include a friendly captain, cool refreshments, and fun music.
Per one customer who booked the Private Boat Tour - Snorkeling, Star Island & Dolphin Spotting, "Captain Jack was simply amazing - very communicative the day of so we knew where to be and what to expect. The boat was clean, with some shade, and some sun - it was perfect. Little champagne, some music: Beautiful tour of the bay. Lots of fun nuggets about the homes and area from Captain Jack. Stopped for some snorkeling and swimming. Bumped into a curious stingray. Really fun adventure!"
Before booking Miami snorkeling tours, check to see if the tour includes snorkeling equipment. Since most tours aren’t snorkeling-specific, you’ll probably have to bring your own gear. Also, keep in mind that many private boat tours do not include the captain’s fee, usually charged per hour. Ask how much that will be, and factor it into your overall budget. Finally, check the weather for the day you plan to book, as many Miami snorkeling tours will be cancelled, especially sailing tours, which require wind, if the weather does not cooperate.
To maximize your enjoyment of your Miami snorkeling tour, manage your expectations according to the destination. Miami isn’t the Great Barrier Reef, so don’t anticipate world-class snorkeling, which you can find farther south in the Caribbean. Also, make sure to use the restroom at the marina before you leave. Some boats have toilets, but they’re usually basic, and the plumbing isn’t great.