Good work. I suspect they had to research your answer. At any rate, it looks like it is both doable and within current regulations although I am unfamiliar with the boat permit they require. Have fun and keep things flying there!
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Originally Posted by seaplus
I recieved a response which states:
While kiteboarding is permitted at the Dry Tortugas NP, Kiteboards are under the same regulation as any other similar type vessel. You will need to obtain a boat permit upon arrial. We are an off-shore location per USCG regulations. As such you must have the required safety equipment (PDF which must be worn while underway and a noise making device such as a whistle or horn). Bush Key is closed due to nesting seabirds and the kite must be kept at a distance that does not harass or molest the wildlife. You will recieve a full safety briefing upon your arrival.
David Fuellner
Chief Ranger, LEO
Dry Tortugas NP
305-224-4255
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