



by Staying Afloat Party Boat
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$110This two-hour evening boat cruise travels through downtown Fort Lauderdale, known as the yacht capital of the world. The route begins by cruising past large yachts and waterfront mansions, with the captain and crew providing information about some of the notable owners. The boat passes the Yacht Club, offering views of the downtown skyline at sunset. The cruise continues through Port Everglades, where guests can see cruise ships and cargo freighters. This section highlights the extensive waterways of South Florida, which include 160 miles of canals, giving the area the nickname "Venice of America." The tour then moves along the Las Olas Isles, an area with some of the wealthiest residents and their waterfront homes. The boat includes party music and on-board restrooms. Guests may bring their own food and drinks, but glass containers are not allowed. A cooler is provided for drinks brought on board. After sunset, the lights and music brighten the downtown route, encouraging dancing and socializing. The cruise departs promptly at the scheduled time; guests should arrive 30 minutes early to find parking and locate the dock. Refunds are not given for late arrivals. Unlike earlier daily departures at 10am, 1pm, and 4pm, this 7pm cruise does not include a swim stop.
Fort Lauderdale
The boat tours the yachts and mansions along downtown Fort Lauderdale's waterfront. The captain and crew point out notable yacht owners while guests enjoy views of the Yacht Club and the city skyline at sunset.
Port Everglades
The cruise passes through Port Everglades, showcasing cruise ships and cargo freighters. This stop highlights the extensive waterways of South Florida, which include 160 miles of canals, giving the area the nickname "Venice of America."
Las Olas Boulevard
The boat travels along the Las Olas Isles, known for its waterfront mansions owned by some of the wealthiest people. The mansions and surrounding yachts provide notable sights along the route.
Dock i, north (back side) of the hotel. Walk through the parking lot to get there.
End point
Dock i, north (back side) of the hotel. Walk through the parking lot to get there.




by Staying Afloat Party Boat
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$110This two-hour evening boat cruise travels through downtown Fort Lauderdale, known as the yacht capital of the world. The route begins by cruising past large yachts and waterfront mansions, with the captain and crew providing information about some of the notable owners. The boat passes the Yacht Club, offering views of the downtown skyline at sunset. The cruise continues through Port Everglades, where guests can see cruise ships and cargo freighters. This section highlights the extensive waterways of South Florida, which include 160 miles of canals, giving the area the nickname "Venice of America." The tour then moves along the Las Olas Isles, an area with some of the wealthiest residents and their waterfront homes. The boat includes party music and on-board restrooms. Guests may bring their own food and drinks, but glass containers are not allowed. A cooler is provided for drinks brought on board. After sunset, the lights and music brighten the downtown route, encouraging dancing and socializing. The cruise departs promptly at the scheduled time; guests should arrive 30 minutes early to find parking and locate the dock. Refunds are not given for late arrivals. Unlike earlier daily departures at 10am, 1pm, and 4pm, this 7pm cruise does not include a swim stop.
Fort Lauderdale
The boat tours the yachts and mansions along downtown Fort Lauderdale's waterfront. The captain and crew point out notable yacht owners while guests enjoy views of the Yacht Club and the city skyline at sunset.
Port Everglades
The cruise passes through Port Everglades, showcasing cruise ships and cargo freighters. This stop highlights the extensive waterways of South Florida, which include 160 miles of canals, giving the area the nickname "Venice of America."
Las Olas Boulevard
The boat travels along the Las Olas Isles, known for its waterfront mansions owned by some of the wealthiest people. The mansions and surrounding yachts provide notable sights along the route.
Dock i, north (back side) of the hotel. Walk through the parking lot to get there.
End point
Dock i, north (back side) of the hotel. Walk through the parking lot to get there.