Fury Water Adventures

The crews attitude is very sarcastic and very dramatic. If you are a vegetarian bring your own food because fruit is not enough.

My parents are visiting for the first time from India and I wanted them to have a different experience so I booked the sunset sail with glass bottom eco tour. It was very well narrated and had beautiful views of the reef as well as the sunset mesmerizing! They also provide with complimentary snacks, soda water and champagne which was very much appreciated. My parents completely loved it!

Went to the jet ski rental by gates hotel. I think the guys name was Pete. Long blonde hair and knows the snapchat tricks and listens to Kevin gates (hell yea). Cool as hell, patient with the other tourist who obviously didn’t know how to ride. If you go anywhere to jet ski this is where to go. Had fun and experienced a great tour. Wish is was longer but overall me and my girl loved it. This guy needs a raise. He has reached his plateau!

There were 10 in our group who signed up for the Ultimate Adventure. The staff was great! Due to the weather, the parasailing portion had to be cancelled, but everyone received a refund for that portion. I highly recommend this water adventure for anyone coming to Key West. Again special thanks to Captain Ryan for keeping us safe and to the office staff who deserves applause for managing tours so efficiently.

We booked online 3 tickets for double dip snorkel adventure but due to bad weather conditions it had to be postponed 2 times. The third was the right one and we had the best experience ever! The staff is really professional and friendly. I was a bit scared to go snorkeling because of sharks… They explain us everything we had to know or to do to have a nice and safe experience. I have been very lucky: after less than 2 minutes in the water I saw a nice adult shark. As the staff explained just minutes before, sharks are really cool and they do not attack human: so I stopped moving and just appreciate this blessed moment!
We had received the best equipment which help a lot to enjoy totally the experience. Do not take drinks because they provide it. Do not forget to tip the staff, they deserve it!
I will come back for sure !!!

Fury is the way to go if you want enjoy key West the right way. Between the ultimate express and commotion on the ocean, my girl friend and I had an incredible time! The captains and crew members were very laid back and made sure every one was having a good time!

We’ve been to Key West many many times over the years and have taken Fury for snorkeling each time and every time has been GREAT! On this particular trip, I took my 16 y/​o son with us for his first snorkeling trip and he had an amazing time.
The catamarans they use are beautiful, large, and clean and look very safe. The crew does an excellent job ensuring everyone knows what to expect and feels comfy on the adventure.
The time spent in the water and the location was great on this trip, as it always is. Wasn’t over-​crowded with other snorkeling tours and we have more than enough time in the water to see a lot and enjoy ourselves.
Our only gripe would be that they allow smoking on the boat at all… We took up a seat in the back and then once they were underway, a group came back there and smoked non-​stop in both directions. It was horrible and really ruined our ability to relax and enjoy the sea air on the way out and back. The kicker was that there was only 5 or so in this group, out of 80 — 90 people on the boat. I’m sure the smokers could wait a few hours to take a drag for sake of others.
Overall, we look forward to joining Fury on our next trip to KeyWest!

With very limited competition Fury Water Adventures corners the market very well. It’s a good thing that they have great adventures and activities to pick from.
We chose the snorkel package and it was definitely worth it.
The catamaran had about 100 people aboard and took us out the the reef for some spectacular moments in the water.
I was definitely more than just a little apprehensive about the experience since the last time I tried to snorkel I didn’t get down the breathing very well and drank more of the ocean than I should have.
The crew does a great job of explaining, entertaining and educating everyone on board. It’s about a 45 minute ride out to our destination and maybe another hour in the water. Coming back there is definitely plenty of booze and good music to relax and reflect on the beauty of Key West waters.
I would have loved to try the jet ski package but being that it was a holiday weekend it booked up quickly.
If you make it to Key West no trip is complete without atleast 1 water adventure.

Pretty awesome. My friends and I purchased the ultimate express… 3 hrs of fun in the sun with jet skis, parasailing, water toys and banana boat rides. Used the promo code and aver 15%. It was awesome and fun. The crew were great especially tony and Paula on the parasail. Super cool and energetic. Only thing that was a little weird was that the required age to drive a jet ski by yourself is 27. That and they had to hand you the alcoholic drinks and there’s was nothing protecting the food from flies or anything. They should consider in the future maybe taxi their customers to their dock.
Hint: if you can wait and buy in person you will save 6% that they add a service charge on online ticket buys. Wish would’ve known that.

My friends and I did the Sunset Cruise. We had an absolute blast! Food, drink and entertainment were excellent and plentiful.
Great crew. Got awesome pictures of the sunset!

We did the 90 minute Jet Ski Tour and it was fun! I was nervous and terrified and insisted on hubs driving. The tour takes you around the island so you really get a feel for every part of Key West. You even see sites like the US Army Dive Tank and the Southernmost Point, so if you don’t want to fight the crowds to see some of the sights, this is a great way to check them out.
Tip: When they say it’s easier to go fast, it truly is. We kept slowing down over the wake, but when we finally got the confidence to go 40+ we were cruising along just fine!

This was literally one of the best decisions we made while in Key West. We signed up for an 11:00 AM, 3.5 hour Ultimate Express Adventure. For $ 119.00 per person, it includes parasailing, jet skiing, banana boating, water slide and water trampoline. Plus, you get light snacks, unlimited water, soda and beer or wine (after you finish your activities, of course).
We sailed with Captain Chris on his inaugural solo sail and he was awesome. As was the rest of the crew, Mikey, Lola, Megan and others!
We were in great hands the whole time… I never felt unsafe or nervous about any of the adventures we were about to embark on. Everything was done by the book.
For parasailing, we paid $ 30.00 for an SD card with photos of us though others on our boat had brought along their iPhones (gutsy!) and we took pictures for them as they went up into the air.
I am burned AF. Just FYI. And I was reapplying 30 SPF liberally. So I recommend that you bring at least 50 SPF, even 70 SPF. You don’t realize how strong the sun is and you are in and out of the water all day, so you really need the amped up coverage. Don’t regret the trip for a minute though. Hands down, worth the money!

These guys and gals do a nice job of taking you places you might never otherwise go yourself. We went jet skiing (amazing adventure around the island) and sailing/​snorkeling. They were fun, made you feel safe and knew their way around jet skis and sailboats. Hats off especially to Mikie, who calmed us down when the water was choppy; Logan, for his entertaining «dos and dont’s of snorkeling». After snorkeling, Logan also mixed a fabulous rum punch; Captain Ron for giving us a great ride and keeping everyone safe. Highly recommend these guys! Great equipment, knowledgeable people, superb and entertaining experience at reasonable prices.

This review is specific to the Glass Bottom Boat cruise we took-​I know that the «Fury» group has a crap ton of stuff to keep you entertained in Key West, but we were only fortunate enough to be able to partake in one of these while in town for the weekend.
Originally we had planned to drive down in the morning to hop on the noon cruise. Once we hit a snag in the road around 8 am we realized this wasn’t happening, so we decided to try and take the 2pm cruise. We called only to find that this one was fully booked. They offered us the 6pm cruise which we tried to book tickets for online, only to find out that the website evidently wouldn’t let us do. There was a special online only rate I wanted to use, but the site kept taking me in circles back to the homepage when I clicked on «BUY NOW».
Thankfully the ticket agent agreed to honor the online discount when we got to the ticket booth (as well as took our name over the phone to guarantee our spots would be held earlier in the day). This was greatly appreciated. Also the fact that we ended up on the 6 pm cruise ended up being a happy accident because it ended up being a sunset cruise over the Caribbean.
The cruise is around 90 minutes if I remember right-​we went about a month ago and it takes a while to get out to the reef where all the interesting fish are. For all those worried about the boat disturbing anything-don’t worry, they don’t. We saw a good amount of tropical fish, starfish, and some other creatures on our expedition, but it’s largely variable and also dependent on what the guide points out and where you sit on the boat. There are 2 large areas of glass and what you see is the luck of what decides to swim under you. There is a sit down area/​bench where a lot of kids tend to sit and lean over a rail, closer to the glass, and a larger rail that leans over that but requires you to stand. This allows about 50 people per «tank» if you will, and not everyone will be looking over the glass at the same time. I’m not sure the max capacity of any cruise anyway.
There were light munchies of chips, dip, water, and soda on board and I’m fairly certain I saw one of the crew members giving a guest some Dramamine when it got to be necessary (although that could have been another guest). I can’t remember whether booze was available for purchase on this boat, but it wasn’t included as an open bar ticket on this particular boat, although I do think they have some cruises that set sail as strict booze cruises. At the end as we were sailing back and we were all enjoying the sunset, the crew did hand out mini glasses of sparkling wine to end the voyage, which was a nice touch. As we came back in, we were pointed out a bunch of little shops and boutiques as we docked that we worth checking out.
This was a cool experience to end a sweet first day in Key West-​I would give this company another shot for a snorkel expedition or a booze cruise for sure.

Came to Key West about a week or so ago and was told to go on the sunset cruise by our concierge. I had never been on a sunset cruise, but wow am I so happy we did. Two hours filled with live music, bottomless wine, cocktails, champagne and appetizers. Not only was it super relaxing and fun, but the staff is so friendly and we happened to hit it off with another couple who we loved!!! The live band that played on the boats deck was so great and made us all want to dance all night. They even sang me Happy Birthday! Best sunset cruise I have ever been on. Next time you go to FL this is a MUST. It’s only 50 $ a person and on your bday it’s FREE! Go you won’t regret it.

As a well-​versed, world traveling tour taker I have had a ton of experience taking a variety of different tours from US cities to Italy to Egypt to Thailand. I have been on many water adventures across the globe and have experienced the good, the bad and the lame… And Fury Cat was just okay with a little bit of a lame factor.
We booked the «Ultimate Adventure» which included parasailing, jet skiing, snorkeling, and access to kayaks and an ocean playground, so naturally I thought «this is going to be AWESOME!» It was my 15-​year old kid sisters first time in Key West and parasailing so she was ecstatic but as the day panned out the experience wasn’t as «adventurous» and «exciting» the Fury site makes it out to be and here’s why…
Check-​In Process
We checked in an hour prior to our 10AM departure. Check-​in was pretty easy despite there being over a hundred people signing in. The check-​in attendants told us we were in group 2 and pointed at the boat we were assigned to. We got on-​board our catamaran and took a seat at the front of the catamaran. After about 45 minutes we noticed that the boat was packed (definitely against code) and apparently they had misdirected people to the wrong boats. Luckily we were on the right boat, but it took them a good additional 30 minutes to get people on the right boats, so this delayed our departure.
Ocean Playground
We were told our group had to start with the ocean playground first. They had a rock climbing iceburg and two slides. By the time we swam out to the area and climbed up the first slide we were told we had to come back to the boat since our time was up. We had no time to use the kayaks since we had at most 15 minutes to «enjoy» the ocean playground.
Jet Skiing
Jet skiis were FAST which was awesome! I have been on jet ski tours where they restrict the ski to not go past a certain MPH, but these were not tampered with. EXCITING… we have a fast jet ski but what was NOT EXCITING that we were confined to a small jet ski area and if you wanted to go «fast» you had to go in a circle … like a Nascar track. The middle was designated for those who wanted to go slower and do donuts, 180s and stuff like that. If you can imagine:
–8 jet skis going at the same time
–keeping 300 ft of space between each ski
–ton of waves created by so many skis going at the same time
–being restricted to a small area
… it gets difficult to enjoy the high-​speed jet skis because you cannot go as fast as you want to go since you have to keep your distance and fight the waves created by other skis. We had a total of about 20 minutes on the skis.
Parasailing
This was the best part of the trip. The parasailing was awesome. We went out in groups of about 10 and had about 7 – 8 minutes up in the clouds. The view of the different ocean shades of blues/​greens and of Key West was AMAZING. It was so peaceful parasailing and our crew was a fun group.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling was okay, but I am used to lively reefs and snorkeling spots in the Bahamas and Virgin Islands so there is no comparison. The reef was called Sand Key and had a cool lighthouse in the middle of the ocean from the mid 1800’s. We saw some parrot fish, yellow tail, and a ton of the «Dory» fish. There wasn’t abundant forms of life but there were fish scattered throughout the reef. We snorkeled about 45 minutes which was plenty of time for exploring
Food
Breakfast was okay. There were croissants, granola bars, yogurt, fruit and OJ. Nothing out of this world but okay to hold you off. Lunch was not bad… they served different sandwiches (veggie, turkey/​cheese, ham/​cheese, meat/​cheese) and fried chicken. Sodas and water was available all day and at the end of the trip they served cheap wine and beer (bud and bud light).
Crew
Crew was nice and accommodating.
Parking
There are no parking spots in Key West so if you are driving here be prepared to pay $ 20 until 4PM or $ 30 to park until midnight.
For the price, I would think twice about doing this tour. If you are a first timer for snorkeling and jet skiing then i guess you would find this tour AMAZING. However if you are an avid traveler and tour taker like me this will not give you the satisfaction you are looking for. If they have two boats going out for the same tour, try to go out with the smaller group. Our group was about 65 people but there was another boat that went out with 115 on board so I can’t imagine doing everything we did with almost twice the amount of people. Next time in Key West, I’ll try another tour agency.

Fury Ultimate Express —
Not having enough time to experience the all day ultimate adventure, I opted for the ultimate express. The catamaran was located in the historic seaport area. The staff was very friendly, and knowledgeable. The trip started out with a short catamaran ride to the floating dock that housed the inflatable water toys, picnic tables, and jet skis. The below activities are included in the ultimate express:
Jet ski — The jet ski ride lasted about 45 minutes. The jet skis were virtually new, and very well kept. We were brought out to a designated area outside the hustle and bustle of the marina area. We were allowed to ride in the designated area for roughly 20 minutes, which was enough time to have a blast! The ocean was a bit rough so I only managed to achieve 52MPH (: …One quick tip, if you were born in 1988, or later, you will need to obtain your boated safety license. To save time, and hassle you are able to complete the short test by visiting Fury’s website and printing out the license ahead of your excursion.
Parasailing — Parasailing was amazing! The staff that managed the parasailing portion of the trip were all very pleasant, and had a lot of experience. You get plenty of time in the air, and the view was amazing! They offer a picture package on a SD card for $ 30.
Inflatable water toys — The toys are limited for the express adventure to: water trampoline, kayaks, and opting to sunbathe on the catamaran. During this time, if you have already been on the jet skis, you will be allowed to consume the complimentary drinks (including alcohol if you are 21+). They also offer a light snack.
Overall, if you are crunched for time, I would highly advise this trip. I will be back to try the full day ultimate adventure on my upcoming visit to Key West.
Cheers!

My wife and I visited Key West on our honeymoon and while there we were looking for activities and things to do during the day. To anyone who has not yet visited this great island, fun is not hard to find there…
Since we both enjoy snorkeling, we decided to go with Fury Water Adventures as a service provider. We left early in the am on a catamaran out to a living coral reef at a marine sanctuary — maybe 1.5 hours offshore. Incredibly beautiful. You’ll see some amazing fish, and if you are lucky (depending on how you look at it), you might even see a barracuda or a nurse shark.
The staff were very friendly, helpful, and ready to joke around with guests. They offer complimentary beer and wine which is a nice bonus after swimming in the sun for the first part of the day.
My wife and I enjoyed it so much that we used Fury again for a parasailing trip the next day which was hilariously fun. The captain of the boat made it quite fun by dipping us in the water then shooting us high into the sky by speeding up and slowing down the boat while we were high above the water sailing. Fun stuff.
Was it pricy? No, but even if these activities were, I imagine that most people will not be penny pinching too much while on a vacation.
You’ll have a great time if you go with Fury Water Adventures.

I was unsure about which way to go with the star rating for my experience on an «all day» adventure. The adventures were a solid 3 stars, the promo that brought me to fury is a 100, the crew was also 100, and the lack of situational awareness that most of the other adventurers had is at a –42. After doing the math for 2 months, turns out the answer is 4.
I was initially drawn in by an ad on FB for their Veterans day deals. I believe it applied to vets, NG and AD. MIL ID or DD2214 are acceptable proof. By far the coolest Veterans day promo I’ve seen. I really wanted to give them 5 stars JUST because of this… but I try not to be too biased.
My FIRST trip was one of their drink and single stop snorkel adventures. They have 3 different sites that they take off from depending on the trip you book. This trip took off from the Westin resort marina. If you park at the Westin garage, it’s about $ 4 an hour, I don’t think the meters in the area are that much cheaper so I’d suggest you just suck it up unless if you really need the exercise. I believe the other 2 sites have free parking.
The boat is a large one, something called a catamaran, but I’m pretty sure Hanna called it a catwomper. The captain on my trip was Hanna and the crew consisted of Kiara, AJ and the guy with the beard. All of them were really awesome — make sure to take some cash for a TIP! So we get a brief, take off, smooth sailing, yadda yadda yadda. The snorkeling site was nice, there were plenty of jellyfish and regular fish to play with around the reef. The problem was with the process of getting off the boat. There were about 20 other people on the trip and once we started unloading, people ended up making a human barricade — before even getting to the reef. Between the jellyfish and people it was impossible to get to the reef without swimming far out into the «nono zone». Luckily, after about 10 minutes, literally everyone was making their way back to the boat. I don’t think they were feeling the jellyfish situation. So me and one other person had the whole reef all to ourselves. I was the last one to head back to the boat and once I was back on they immediately prepared to take off. Then came the 40 minute rum free-​for-​all.
The SECOND trip was the jetski tour. There was a «Boat racing» event going on this day that affected all the tours. The guide for this tour, I forgot his name but he sounded Russian, he mentioned that he was going to have to wing some of the route because he couldn’t go into certain areas. I feel like it possibly could have been a little better if only the boat races weren’t going on. Either way what you should know about the jetski tour is that you will be hauling tail… a lot. At one point, we stopped and were allowed to «Go nuts» (in my own words) so we could get used to the skis, that was neat. Problem here was a couple sharing one of the skis — ended up having a lot of trouble keeping up which would require us all to stop and the guide to loop alllll the way around to make sure they weren’t dead. This was my 2^nd time riding a jetski so it was still pretty exciting but if you’re a jetski pro then you’ll probably get bored on this one really quick.
It was actually my 2^nd time doing both a snorkel tour and jetski tour — and my last. I could still see myself using Fury again though… They offer SO MAY ADVENTURES! They also offer parasailing, kayaking, a dolphin watching tour, glass bottom boat tours, tours with live music, a neat slide /​fun zone out in the water, and even offer monthly specialty tours that change throughout the year (gay tour, spring break, v-​day). If you’re in Key West and you’re looking for an adventure out in the water then give Fury a shot, they might just offer what you’re looking for.

Das Team ist super! Schnorcheln kann ich empfehlen. Wir hatten gutes Wetter. Leider haben die Fische eine Siesta gehalten ;) daher war wenig los im Wasser! Getränke und Snacks gab es auf dem Boot!

Sunset, snorkel, sail, rum and reggae are part of a combo package offered by Fury Water Adventures and are a combination for a good time.
My group of 5 recently booked the Rum & Reggae combo package during our visit to Key West. One of my friends did this exact trip before and recommended this as a group activity. I’ll pass along the insider tip she gave us: get there early. There are certain spots on the deck that have seats and will give you the best views of the sunset.
Unfortunately, our trip was during jelly fish season. Before we even boarded the boat, our captain made that very clear and told us that we’d be given a 100% refund if we didn’t wish to proceed. This was mentioned again before we left the dock. At that time, no refunds and no complaining were allowed. The no complaining part wasn’t enforced, just ask the people who were stung by a jellyfish.
Despite my brief (30 seconds) in snorkel gear in the water, I chickened out and ended up back on the boat. In all fairness, they did warn us. This excursion included so many other great things, I’m not overly upset that I didn’t snorkel.
As you can probably figure in my opening line, we were sailing, saw the sunset, drank rum and listened to reggae.
As far as beverage offerings, in addition to rum, they also had beer (basic domestics), champagne and some jug wines. I wasn’t a huge fan of the rum punch. It was too sweet and the rum didn’t seem the best of qualities. None of the beverages were the best quality out there, but I found the champagne to be most palatable. I liked that the crew walked around offering refills. The bar area is down a few steps in a crowded quarter. If we had to walk up to the bar for each drink, we’d end up spending most of the cruise on the line.
There were a lot of people on this boat. 124 to be exact. They took this count very seriously. They took everything related to safety very seriously, and I applaud them for that. Even though I ended up with my body in the water for less than a minute, they had a mandatory snorkel safety talk.
The boat’s crew were great. They were there for our safety and there to make sure we had a great time. And these fellows working in the boat were pretty cute too.
A picture says a thousand words, but let me say a few more. It’s gorgeous out there! The sunset, the water, the land on the horizon. Yeah mon!
I’d recommend this Fury excursion to anyone, maybe just not during jellyfish season. There’s enough positive that even the jellyfish won’t bring me down.

Wir haben eine Jet Ski Tour um Key West gemacht. Man ist gute 90 Minuten unterwegs und hat eine tolle Sicht auf Key West. Bei einer kurzen Pause konnten wir unter uns Haie beobachten. Es dürfen bis zu drei Personen auf einem Jet Ski fahren, aber am meisten Spaß hat man, wenn man für sich alleine einen Jet Ski hat. Wir waren auf unserer Tour acht Jet Ski und zwei Guides, die einen auf kurzen Stops etwas von der Umgebung erzählten. Kein ganz günstiges Vergnügen aber es lohnt sich total!