Board a 56-foot Prestige motor yacht for a private day on the Intracoastal and Atlantic waters off Delray Beach. Anchor at mangrove coves and sandbars, swim or paddleboard near the Boca Raton Hotel, and let the captain and crew handle the details.
Board a 56-foot Prestige motor yacht for a private day on the Intracoastal and Atlantic waters off Delray Beach. Anchor at mangrove coves and sandbars, swim or paddleboard near the Boca Raton Hotel, and let the captain and crew handle the details.
You step up the wide boarding stairs and the yacht answers with a low, steady hum — teak underfoot, gulls cutting the air, and the Intracoastal sliding by like a living map. 'Envision' stretches just under 60 feet, five distinct gathering areas offering sun, shade and a flybridge view that puts Boca Raton’s coastline into immediate focus.
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Operated by Envision yourself on the water · Delray Beach, Florida
You step up the wide boarding stairs and the yacht answers with a low, steady hum — teak underfoot, gulls cutting the air, and the Intracoastal sliding by like a living map. 'Envision' stretches just under 60 feet, five distinct gathering areas offering sun, shade and a flybridge view that puts Boca Raton’s coastline into immediate focus.
This stretch of Palm Beach County grew as a winter playground in the early 20th century; seawalls and hotels like the historic Boca Raton Hotel shaped a shoreline used now by pleasure craft and sport fishermen. Geologically it’s a soft edge: barrier islands, mangrove fringes and shallow sandbars over seagrass beds. The water here can be glassy one hour and lively the next as currents push the Gulf Stream’s influence along the coast.
A typical charter alternates cruising, anchoring in a protected mangrove cove, and dropping anchor near the Boca Raton sandbar for swimming or paddle boarding. Expect clear, shallow water for wading, occasional dolphins threading the wake, and a crew that handles navigation and safety so guests can relax.
Practically: schedule morning departures for calmer seas, keep footwear non-marking for the deck, and respect seagrass by using designated anchoring spots. The boat provides bottled water, onboard WiFi, and a captain and crew; catering can be arranged. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light layer for offshore breeze, and a dry bag for phones. If seasickness is a concern, plan for medication and pick calmer weather windows. This day on the water is part sightseeing, part swim stop, and all about controlled, comfortable freedom on the Atlantic.
The charter includes the yacht, a captain and crew, bottled water and onboard WiFi; catering and additional crew can be arranged for an extra fee.
Children are welcome, but infants must sit on an adult’s lap per operator policy; ensure child flotation devices if you plan to swim.
Yes — the itinerary commonly includes anchoring at a sandbar or mangrove cove for swimming and paddleboarding; crew will pick safe spots and assist with launching gear.
All sales are final according to the operator’s policy; trips may be canceled for bad weather but refunds are not offered, so consider travel insurance.
Envision yourself on the water operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step up the wide boarding stairs and the yacht answers with a low, steady hum — teak underfoot, gulls cutting the air, and the Intracoastal sliding by like a living map. 'Envision' stretches just under 60 feet, five distinct gathering areas offering sun, shade and a flybridge view that puts Boca Raton’s coastline into immediate focus.
You step up the wide boarding stairs and the yacht answers with a low, steady hum — teak underfoot, gulls cutting the air, and the Intracoastal sliding by like a living map. 'Envision' stretches just under 60 feet, five distinct gathering areas offering sun, shade and a flybridge view that puts Boca Raton’s coastline into immediate focus.
This stretch of Palm Beach County grew as a winter playground in the early 20th century; seawalls and hotels like the historic Boca Raton Hotel shaped a shoreline used now by pleasure craft and sport fishermen. Geologically it’s a soft edge: barrier islands, mangrove fringes and shallow sandbars over seagrass beds. The water here can be glassy one hour and lively the next as currents push the Gulf Stream’s influence along the coast.
A typical charter alternates cruising, anchoring in a protected mangrove cove, and dropping anchor near the Boca Raton sandbar for swimming or paddle boarding. Expect clear, shallow water for wading, occasional dolphins threading the wake, and a crew that handles navigation and safety so guests can relax.
Practically: schedule morning departures for calmer seas, keep footwear non-marking for the deck, and respect seagrass by using designated anchoring spots. The boat provides bottled water, onboard WiFi, and a captain and crew; catering can be arranged. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light layer for offshore breeze, and a dry bag for phones. If seasickness is a concern, plan for medication and pick calmer weather windows. This day on the water is part sightseeing, part swim stop, and all about controlled, comfortable freedom on the Atlantic.