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Board a 90-minute BYOB party cruise on the Matanzas River—singalongs, drinking games, and waterfront views of St. Augustine’s Bridge of Lions and Castillo de San Marcos. Ideal for bachelorette parties and groups seeking a short, social boat experience.
Board a 90-minute BYOB party cruise on the Matanzas River—singalongs, drinking games, and waterfront views of St. Augustine’s Bridge of Lions and Castillo de San Marcos. Ideal for bachelorette parties and groups seeking a short, social boat experience.
The boat slips out from the dock and the Matanzas River takes over—salted air pushing at your face while the Bridge of Lions slides past like a postcard come to life. Music bumps, voices trade verses, and the crew runs drinking games that keep the tempo moving across the water. This is a social cruise: 90 minutes of singing, dancing on deck, and waterfront views of Old Town St. Augustine.
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Operated by Old Town Party Boat · St. Augustine, Florida
The boat slips out from the dock and the Matanzas River takes over—salted air pushing at your face while the Bridge of Lions slides past like a postcard come to life. Music bumps, voices trade verses, and the crew runs drinking games that keep the tempo moving across the water. This is a social cruise: 90 minutes of singing, dancing on deck, and waterfront views of Old Town St. Augustine.
St. Augustine is the nation’s oldest continuously occupied European settlement, and its shoreline tells that history. On this route you’ll pass the Castillo de San Marcos—built of coquina in the late 1600s—and the Mission Nombre de Dios shrine, reminders of Spanish colonial and mission-era roots. The river itself is tidal, lined by mangroves and oyster bars that shape the bay and host coastal wildlife. Locals prize the view of Anastasia Island and the quieter pockets like Fort Matanzas across the inlet.
Practically speaking, the tour is an easy, accessible 90-minute shared charter (up to ~25 passengers) intended for adults 18+. It’s BYOB — coolers, ice, and onboard toilets are provided. Expect close quarters on a lively deck: bring valid ID, non-breakable drinkware, sunscreen, and a small cooler. If you get motion-sick, take medication ahead of departure. The tour cancels for severe weather; arriving 15 minutes early keeps boarding smooth. For a short, social taste of St. Augustine from the water, this cruise delivers waterfront history and a definite party vibe.
Yes—this is a BYOB cruise; coolers and ice are permitted but glass containers are not allowed for safety.
Passengers must be 18 years or older and present a valid photo ID at check-in.
Yes, the vessel includes a toilet; facilities are basic but available during the 90-minute cruise.
Tours cancel for severe weather; operators typically refund if they cancel or reschedule—check the 24-hour cancellation policy.
Old Town Party Boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips out from the dock and the Matanzas River takes over—salted air pushing at your face while the Bridge of Lions slides past like a postcard come to life. Music bumps, voices trade verses, and the crew runs drinking games that keep the tempo moving across the water. This is a social cruise: 90 minutes of singing, dancing on deck, and waterfront views of Old Town St. Augustine.
The boat slips out from the dock and the Matanzas River takes over—salted air pushing at your face while the Bridge of Lions slides past like a postcard come to life. Music bumps, voices trade verses, and the crew runs drinking games that keep the tempo moving across the water. This is a social cruise: 90 minutes of singing, dancing on deck, and waterfront views of Old Town St. Augustine.
St. Augustine is the nation’s oldest continuously occupied European settlement, and its shoreline tells that history. On this route you’ll pass the Castillo de San Marcos—built of coquina in the late 1600s—and the Mission Nombre de Dios shrine, reminders of Spanish colonial and mission-era roots. The river itself is tidal, lined by mangroves and oyster bars that shape the bay and host coastal wildlife. Locals prize the view of Anastasia Island and the quieter pockets like Fort Matanzas across the inlet.
Practically speaking, the tour is an easy, accessible 90-minute shared charter (up to ~25 passengers) intended for adults 18+. It’s BYOB — coolers, ice, and onboard toilets are provided. Expect close quarters on a lively deck: bring valid ID, non-breakable drinkware, sunscreen, and a small cooler. If you get motion-sick, take medication ahead of departure. The tour cancels for severe weather; arriving 15 minutes early keeps boarding smooth. For a short, social taste of St. Augustine from the water, this cruise delivers waterfront history and a definite party vibe.