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Glide through Fort Lauderdale’s lit canals on a 90‑minute private moon-watch aboard a 24ft Sea Ray. Enjoy skyline reflections, Las Olas waterfront views, and a complimentary bottle of Prosecco while the captain points out Riverwalk and Port Everglades.
Glide through Fort Lauderdale’s lit canals on a 90‑minute private moon-watch aboard a 24ft Sea Ray. Enjoy skyline reflections, Las Olas waterfront views, and a complimentary bottle of Prosecco while the captain points out Riverwalk and Port Everglades.
Night opens over Fort Lauderdale’s canals as a 24-foot Sea Ray slips from the dock, the moon lifting above the skyline and sketching a silver trail across the Intracoastal. On this 90‑minute private cruise you drift past Riverwalk’s lit facades, glide along Las Olas Boulevard’s waterfront storefronts and finish with the cityscape reflected on water while a bottle of Prosecco is shared.
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Operated by Fort Lauderdale Boat Tours! · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Night opens over Fort Lauderdale’s canals as a 24-foot Sea Ray slips from the dock, the moon lifting above the skyline and sketching a silver trail across the Intracoastal. On this 90‑minute private cruise you drift past Riverwalk’s lit facades, glide along Las Olas Boulevard’s waterfront storefronts and finish with the cityscape reflected on water while a bottle of Prosecco is shared.
Fort Lauderdale’s waterways were reshaped in the 20th century to support shipping and recreation; the city’s flat coastal geology—sandy barrier islands, tidal estuaries and engineered canals—means views are wide and low, focused on light and motion rather than height. Boating is a local way of life here: evening cruises, waterfront dining and art along the New River reflect a culture built around the water.
Expect calm intracoastal conditions on most evenings; summer can deliver fast-developing thunderstorms and chop. This is a private, non-swimming tour with basic refreshments included (water, ice, Prosecco). Practicalities matter: wear non-marking shoes and a windproof layer, bring ID for alcohol service, and call the captain on arrival so they can guide you to the dock. If you suffer motion sickness, take precautions ahead of time and limit alcohol if you’ll be driving afterward. Boarding involves a step up from the dock, so moderate mobility is required. Book to coincide with moonrise for the best reflections, keep cameras secured against spray, and leave the waterways as you found them—quiet and clean.
Departure is from a downtown Fort Lauderdale dock; the captain will contact you with exact meeting and docking instructions prior to the tour.
No—this is a non‑swimming, private sightseeing cruise focused on night views and safety.
Infants are allowed but must sit on an adult’s lap; parents should consider night conditions and noise when booking for young children.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure; cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.
Fort Lauderdale Boat Tours! operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Night opens over Fort Lauderdale’s canals as a 24-foot Sea Ray slips from the dock, the moon lifting above the skyline and sketching a silver trail across the Intracoastal. On this 90‑minute private cruise you drift past Riverwalk’s lit facades, glide along Las Olas Boulevard’s waterfront storefronts and finish with the cityscape reflected on water while a bottle of Prosecco is shared.
Night opens over Fort Lauderdale’s canals as a 24-foot Sea Ray slips from the dock, the moon lifting above the skyline and sketching a silver trail across the Intracoastal. On this 90‑minute private cruise you drift past Riverwalk’s lit facades, glide along Las Olas Boulevard’s waterfront storefronts and finish with the cityscape reflected on water while a bottle of Prosecco is shared.
Fort Lauderdale’s waterways were reshaped in the 20th century to support shipping and recreation; the city’s flat coastal geology—sandy barrier islands, tidal estuaries and engineered canals—means views are wide and low, focused on light and motion rather than height. Boating is a local way of life here: evening cruises, waterfront dining and art along the New River reflect a culture built around the water.
Expect calm intracoastal conditions on most evenings; summer can deliver fast-developing thunderstorms and chop. This is a private, non-swimming tour with basic refreshments included (water, ice, Prosecco). Practicalities matter: wear non-marking shoes and a windproof layer, bring ID for alcohol service, and call the captain on arrival so they can guide you to the dock. If you suffer motion sickness, take precautions ahead of time and limit alcohol if you’ll be driving afterward. Boarding involves a step up from the dock, so moderate mobility is required. Book to coincide with moonrise for the best reflections, keep cameras secured against spray, and leave the waterways as you found them—quiet and clean.