Islamorada Parasailing Experience
Seize the Day and Go Parasailing!
Elevate your vacation on our safe and fun parasail flight! Fly with the birds and experience a new point of view as we fly you over the Florida Keys reefs and out to Alligator Light. It’s a view you can’t miss!
Why Parasail with Sundance?
Trip details
Price
$95 per flier
$35 per observer
Note: We are limited by the USCG to 12 passengers on our vessel. Everyone in your party must be accounted for in your booking, including small children and infants.
Departure Times
Between 9AM and 5PM, every hour on the hour
Meeting Point
Our office in Robbie’s of Islamorada
77522 Overseas Hwy
Islamorada, FL 33036
Availability
Daily, dependent on the weather
Duration
About 1 hour from dock to dock
Group Size
12 passengers
Included
An incredible time and memories to last a lifetime!
Additional: A photo package of your parasailing escapade on an SD card is just $40! Just indicate your preference upon booking.
What to Bring/Wear
Just some sunscreen and a towel, and feel free to wear whatever you want. A swimsuit, a tuxedo, a turtle costume… anything goes!
Participation Requirements
Fliers must be at least 6 years old, but we welcome riders of all ages
The Keys, the Breeze, and the Amazing Things You’ll See
When it comes to parasailing, we like to get right to the fun part! We’ll head out of Robbie’s marina and right to the open sea. Once up in the air, you’ll get the ideal view of the Indian Key, swimming tarpon, sea turtles, and so much more. Our personal favorite part of parasailing is the expansive views stretching from the Everglades National Park to the Alligator Lighthouse. If you decide you’d rather ride along, you’ll have a blast too — our hilarious and personable crew make it an experience that you won’t soon forget. We may even be able to convince you to come back for more!
Frequently Asked Questions
Parasailing is an activity that absolutely everyone can try out safely. We liken it to a hot air balloon ride, not being on a rollercoaster.
As with any activity on the water, there are always some associated risks. However, based on data from the Water Sports Industry Association, you are four times more likely to be struck by lightning than be injured in a parasailing accident in the United States. We have a 100% safety record!
Like all Florida parasailing operations, we are limited to 800 ft of towline, which theoretically limits the flight to 400 ft. We’ll pull you to the “top” for a few moments, but most of your flight will be between 125-300 ft. That way, you have the best views of the area as well as the dolphins and sea turtles swimming below.
No, the corny jokes are free! Occasionally, the captain tells a good joke, and those come with a small fee. Actually, that’s admittedly never happened… all of his jokes are corny.
