Fort Lauderdale Sightseeing Cruise with Sandbar Swim Stop

BYOB and bring your bathing suit — hop aboard Fort Lauderdale's most fun party boat cruise! Cruise past multi-million dollar yachts and mansions while our crew keeps the energy (and the jokes) going. Then your captain pulls into a lively sandbar spot packed with boats, ties up, and announces: "the pool is open!" We toss in the unicorn and flamingo floats, everyone jumps in to swim and float, and then it's back on board for a dance party all the way to the dock. Bring whatever food and drinks you like (BYOB, no glass please) — we'll keep a community cooler of free bottled water on board too, because a Fort Lauderdale boat party is a marathon, not a sprint. There's a restroom on board and a crew that genuinely loves getting the party started. Departures at 10am, 1pm, and 4pm include the sandbar swim stop. Our 7pm cruise skips the swim and instead cruises through Downtown Fort Lauderdale for sunset views.

1. 1

   Fort Lauderdale

   1 hour

   We begin our journey from the Intracoastal side of Fort Lauderdale Beach. BYOBathing suits and jump on the most fun boat experience in Ft. Lauderdale. We tour the yachts and mansions while cruising downtown and then stop at the sandbar for a swim. Our Captain and Crew are guaranteed to show you an awesome time with good vibes and great music. We've got floats and water toys for the sandbar and guests are welcome to bring any food and drinks they like.

2. 2

   Greater Fort Lauderdale & Broward County Convention Center

   Pass by

   We tour the yachts and mansions as we cruise through downtown Fort Lauderdale. As yacht capital of the world, this city has plenty of awesome sights to see. Your Captain and Crew will guide you through some of the notable owners while you enjoy the scenic route. Enjoy sunset while cruising past the Yacht Club with a nice view of Downtown in the background.

3. 3

   Port Everglades

   Pass by

   Our tour coasts through this massive port to explore the cruise ships and cargo freighters that pass through. This also gives you a perspective of how much water we are surrounded by in South Florida. With 160 miles of canals, no wonder they call it the "Venice of America".

4. 4

   Las Olas Boulevard

   Pass by

   The Las Olas Isles are where some of the wealthiest people in the world live. Surrounded by water and yachts, these mansions are always a sight to see. And you bet there are some good stories to go along with them.

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Please bring your bathing suits as there is free time allocated to swim.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.