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Board a fully crewed 50' catamaran for a 2–3 hour party cruise out of St. Pete. Expect dolphin sightings, waterfront mansions, a full bar, and practical comforts like a restroom and life jackets.
Board a fully crewed 50' catamaran for a 2–3 hour party cruise out of St. Pete. Expect dolphin sightings, waterfront mansions, a full bar, and practical comforts like a restroom and life jackets.
The 50-foot power catamaran slips away from the marina with a light wake, the engine's thrum matching the beat of conversation and laughter on deck. Salted air pushes at your face as the shoreline stretches into lines of palm-shadowed mansions and low islands; dolphins arc and streak alongside, curious and quick, while manatees graze in quieter inlets as if inviting you to slow down.
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Operated by Coastal Cruises · Gulfport, Florida
The 50-foot power catamaran slips away from the marina with a light wake, the engine's thrum matching the beat of conversation and laughter on deck. Salted air pushes at your face as the shoreline stretches into lines of palm-shadowed mansions and low islands; dolphins arc and streak alongside, curious and quick, while manatees graze in quieter inlets as if inviting you to slow down.
This stretch of Tampa Bay sits where barrier islands meet a shallow estuary carved by sea-level changes over millennia. From the water you read local history in different layers—Gulfport's artsy waterfront, St. Pete Beach's hotel silhouettes, and patched bridges like the Pinellas Bayway with its cathedral-like spans. The cruise is part sightseeing, part social scene: locals and visitors trading views of waterfront estates, bridges, and salt-smeared birds that treat the boat as an extra perch.
Onboard practicality matters: the vessel includes a restroom, crewed full bar (open-bar passes sold at embark), satellite TV and floating toys for calm anchor stops. Departures run from Gulfport Municipal Marina or Marine Max (check confirmation), and trips last roughly 2–3 hours. Bring layered sun protection, a government ID (21+ required), and motion-sickness prevention if you’re prone. Crew will cover safety and life-jacket locations before casting off.
Timing mid-morning or late afternoon improves light and marine life sightings; avoid the hottest midday if you want shade. Respect wildlife—don’t feed animals or lean over rails—and tip the crew for attentive service. This cruise is a fast, social way to read the coast from the water while watching dolphins lead the procession.
Yes—this listing is for a 21+ cruise. You must present valid government-issued photo ID at check-in.
Departures are from Gulfport Municipal Marina or Marine Max Slip #3 in St. Pete; the confirmation email/text specifies the exact slip within a ten-minute radius.
Yes—the 50' catamaran is crewed and equipped with a restroom, seating areas, and shade; staff will brief passengers on facilities at boarding.
Open-bar passes are typically sold on arrival at the dock; check the operator link for any pre-purchase options or package updates.
Coastal Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The 50-foot power catamaran slips away from the marina with a light wake, the engine's thrum matching the beat of conversation and laughter on deck. Salted air pushes at your face as the shoreline stretches into lines of palm-shadowed mansions and low islands; dolphins arc and streak alongside, curious and quick, while manatees graze in quieter inlets as if inviting you to slow down.
The 50-foot power catamaran slips away from the marina with a light wake, the engine's thrum matching the beat of conversation and laughter on deck. Salted air pushes at your face as the shoreline stretches into lines of palm-shadowed mansions and low islands; dolphins arc and streak alongside, curious and quick, while manatees graze in quieter inlets as if inviting you to slow down.
This stretch of Tampa Bay sits where barrier islands meet a shallow estuary carved by sea-level changes over millennia. From the water you read local history in different layers—Gulfport's artsy waterfront, St. Pete Beach's hotel silhouettes, and patched bridges like the Pinellas Bayway with its cathedral-like spans. The cruise is part sightseeing, part social scene: locals and visitors trading views of waterfront estates, bridges, and salt-smeared birds that treat the boat as an extra perch.
Onboard practicality matters: the vessel includes a restroom, crewed full bar (open-bar passes sold at embark), satellite TV and floating toys for calm anchor stops. Departures run from Gulfport Municipal Marina or Marine Max (check confirmation), and trips last roughly 2–3 hours. Bring layered sun protection, a government ID (21+ required), and motion-sickness prevention if you’re prone. Crew will cover safety and life-jacket locations before casting off.
Timing mid-morning or late afternoon improves light and marine life sightings; avoid the hottest midday if you want shade. Respect wildlife—don’t feed animals or lean over rails—and tip the crew for attentive service. This cruise is a fast, social way to read the coast from the water while watching dolphins lead the procession.