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Glide the Intracoastal on a 75‑minute cruise past Fort Lauderdale’s famed Millionaires’ Row, where waterfront mansions transform into an illuminated holiday parade. Expect close views, photo stops, and a festive onboard bar.
Glide the Intracoastal on a 75‑minute cruise past Fort Lauderdale’s famed Millionaires’ Row, where waterfront mansions transform into an illuminated holiday parade. Expect close views, photo stops, and a festive onboard bar.
The harbor lights pulse and the intracoastal exhales as the Sea Rocket slips from C‑Dock at Bahia Mar—your city skyline shrinking while rows of waterfront mansions flare to life. On a crisp evening, the water dares you closer, and the holiday façades respond with synchronized bulbs, oversized inflatables, and themed displays visible only from the channel.
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Operated by Sea Rocket Ocean City (Downtown) · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
The harbor lights pulse and the intracoastal exhales as the Sea Rocket slips from C‑Dock at Bahia Mar—your city skyline shrinking while rows of waterfront mansions flare to life. On a crisp evening, the water dares you closer, and the holiday façades respond with synchronized bulbs, oversized inflatables, and themed displays visible only from the channel.
Fort Lauderdale's Millionaires' Row grew out of early 20th‑century winter tourism and maritime commerce; the stretch along the Intracoastal is defined by dredged channels and reclaimed shorelines that let estate promenades sit right on the water. Geologically, this is coastal dune and reclaimed mangrove edge—soft ground held in place by seawalls and pilings—and culturally it’s where South Florida’s boating life and seasonal spectacle meet.
Expect a steady, low‑wake cruise past decorated boathouses, private docks and Port Everglades operations; the crew pauses at standout displays for photos while festive music and holiday drinks set the pace. The experience is sensory but straightforward: lights reflected on moving water, the chatter of the captain’s narration, and the cold breath of the night air.
Plan to arrive 25 minutes early at 801 Seabreeze Boulevard for quick check‑in, dress in layers for wind off the water, and keep your phone or camera charged—shots are best from mid‑deck where the view is uninterrupted. The cruise is 75 minutes, suitable for all fitness levels, and run nightly during the season; check weather updates and ferry policies in advance.
Boarding is at C‑Dock, Bahia Mar Resort & Marina, 801 Seabreeze Boulevard; arrive 25 minutes early for check‑in.
Yes—there's a full bar offering hot chocolate, cocktails, beer and wine; food service may be limited so plan accordingly.
Organizers will notify booked passengers by phone or email if weather forces cancellation; options typically include rescheduling or credit.
Yes—infants must sit on an adult’s lap; the cruise is family‑friendly but be mindful of cooler evening temperatures on the water.
Sea Rocket Ocean City (Downtown) operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The harbor lights pulse and the intracoastal exhales as the Sea Rocket slips from C‑Dock at Bahia Mar—your city skyline shrinking while rows of waterfront mansions flare to life. On a crisp evening, the water dares you closer, and the holiday façades respond with synchronized bulbs, oversized inflatables, and themed displays visible only from the channel.
The harbor lights pulse and the intracoastal exhales as the Sea Rocket slips from C‑Dock at Bahia Mar—your city skyline shrinking while rows of waterfront mansions flare to life. On a crisp evening, the water dares you closer, and the holiday façades respond with synchronized bulbs, oversized inflatables, and themed displays visible only from the channel.
Fort Lauderdale's Millionaires' Row grew out of early 20th‑century winter tourism and maritime commerce; the stretch along the Intracoastal is defined by dredged channels and reclaimed shorelines that let estate promenades sit right on the water. Geologically, this is coastal dune and reclaimed mangrove edge—soft ground held in place by seawalls and pilings—and culturally it’s where South Florida’s boating life and seasonal spectacle meet.
Expect a steady, low‑wake cruise past decorated boathouses, private docks and Port Everglades operations; the crew pauses at standout displays for photos while festive music and holiday drinks set the pace. The experience is sensory but straightforward: lights reflected on moving water, the chatter of the captain’s narration, and the cold breath of the night air.
Plan to arrive 25 minutes early at 801 Seabreeze Boulevard for quick check‑in, dress in layers for wind off the water, and keep your phone or camera charged—shots are best from mid‑deck where the view is uninterrupted. The cruise is 75 minutes, suitable for all fitness levels, and run nightly during the season; check weather updates and ferry policies in advance.