Egmont Key Snorkeling Charters

Egmont Key island is the best kept secret spot for snorkeling!

You will be exploring the historic Egmont Key island located off the north end of Anna Maria island. You will get off the boat and be guided through the island of Egmont Key. There is amazing wildlife on the island like Gopher tortoises, Ospreys, and Bald Eagles. The forts we will explore are left over from 100+ year’s ago. The light house on the island is over 160 years old. While snorkeling you can find beautiful sand dollars and see lots of subtropical fish swimming all around the sunken forts in the water.

On this charter we offer a unique way to explore the local waterways of Anna Maria island and the surrounding areas like Egmont Key island, and Passage Key. Your family will have a blast looking for dolphins, manatees, and sea turtles while stopping at local sandbars looking for sand dollars or beautiful sea shells!

What We Provide

Good quality mask, snorkel, fins, & defog for best visibility.
We will provide a cooler with plenty of water for everyone. Feel free to bring your own cooler with food or drinks.
Alcohol is allowed on this trip if you are over 21 years of age. We prefer plastic or cans please!
There will be dry storage space available for a small carry on bag for personal belongings & towels.

3 Hour private egmont key Snorkeling tour

1-6 People 3 Hour Egmont Key Island Exploring & Snorkeling

Entire Boat $375.00 / Max 6 People

2 hour private egmont key snorkeling tour

1-6 People 2 Hour Egmont Key Island Exploring & Snorkeling

Entire Boat $275.00 / Max 6 People

A Little More About Egmont Key…

Egmont Key is located 3 miles north of Anna Maria island in the middle of the Tampa Bay area. When you are snorkeling at Egmont Key you will be snorkeling 3 sunken forts from the late 17th century. Fort Dade is a set of 3 half sunken concrete forts located on the western side of Egmont Key. The island was officially named in 1763 after the first Lord of the British Admiralty. The island has plenty to offer between exploring the islands concrete bunkers on land while viewing wildlife or picnicking and then you can jump into the water to cool down while snorkeling the historic sunken ruins of Fort Dade. Some of the buildings have been there for over 100 years. The light house still works and was built over 163 years ago. Even in winter time the island is a great adventure into the past!