Two-Hour Glass-Bottom Boat Cruise for Two Adults or Two Adults and Two Kids to The Key Largo Princess (Up to 52% Off)
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Good for Kids70-foot yacht shuttles up to 129 guests, who gaze through 280-square-foot glass bottom at vibrant coral reef state park
An adventurous outing fosters lifelong memories while giving houses the chance to molt in private. Leave your domicile to its own devices with today’s Groupon to the Key Largo Princess in Key Largo. Choose between the following options:
- For $45, you get a family four-pack of glass-bottom boat cruise admissions (a $94 total value) that includes:
- Two adult admissions (a $60 value)
- Two children admissions (a $34 value)
- For $30, you get two adult glass-bottom boat cruise admissions (a $60 value).<p>
The Key Largo Princess, a 70-foot aluminum motor yacht boasting a 280-square-foot glass bottom, gleams in the sunlight and holds up to 129 passengers. For two hours, the majestic vessel glides across the glowing blue waters, revealing views of the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, America’s only undersea park. Guests relax in the climate-controlled cabin, peering through the glass-bottom windows to marvel at the ruffling fans of coral bustling with hundreds of species of fish, including shimmering snappers, vibrant blue tangs, striped curions, and aquatic skunk-apes. As patrons observe the green tendrils of elkhorn coral, a knowledgeable narrator shares tidbits about the reef and its cavorting dwellers. On the jaunt to and from the reefs, guests can bask on the deck, gazing at the horizon as wind shapes hair into comely bouffants and sunbeams glint off the rippling waters. Posttour, visitors can quell hunger pangs at the snack stand stocked with sandwiches and beverages.
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About Key Largo Princess
To take in national parks, sightseers must usually backpack, hike, or drive on endless two-lane roads. It's not every day you can glide over the park in a luxurious yacht, but that's exactly what the Key Largo Princess does. Aboard the 70-foot glass-bottom yacht, sightseers gaze down upon the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the only underwater state park in the United States and the only park to get Smokey the Bear's unconditional safety approval. Along the way, the yacht sails over the cerulean swells of the Atlantic, offering panoramic views of the Florida Keys. When they're not oohing and aahing over bright tropical fish and an abundance of living coral, passengers can feel the breeze on the deck or relax in the air-conditioned indoor salon with a snack from the sandwich bar.