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Board a two‑hour narrated cruise along the Jupiter Intracoastal for up-close views of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, Dubois Park, Jonathan Dickinson State Park, and Blowing Rocks. Ideal for sunset photography, wildlife sightings, and a relaxed coastal outing with snacks and drinks available onboard.
Board a two‑hour narrated cruise along the Jupiter Intracoastal for up-close views of the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, Dubois Park, Jonathan Dickinson State Park, and Blowing Rocks. Ideal for sunset photography, wildlife sightings, and a relaxed coastal outing with snacks and drinks available onboard.
The boat slips from under the Indiantown Bridge as the sun leans toward the horizon, the Intracoastal turning molten gold. Passengers settle into two hours of narrated cruising that threads past the historic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, skims Dubois Park at the inlet mouth, and offers waterline views of Jonathan Dickinson State Park and the ragged limestone of Blowing Rocks. The captain points out waterfront estates and the occasional dolphin breaking the surface, while seabirds wheel overhead, daring you to keep your camera ready.
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Operated by Get Wet Watersports · Jupiter, Florida
The boat slips from under the Indiantown Bridge as the sun leans toward the horizon, the Intracoastal turning molten gold. Passengers settle into two hours of narrated cruising that threads past the historic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, skims Dubois Park at the inlet mouth, and offers waterline views of Jonathan Dickinson State Park and the ragged limestone of Blowing Rocks. The captain points out waterfront estates and the occasional dolphin breaking the surface, while seabirds wheel overhead, daring you to keep your camera ready.
This stretch of coast carries layers of history: Timucuan people once fished these waters, 19th‑century mariners used the lighthouse as a guide, and the area’s karst geology produced the exposed Anastasia limestone at Blowing Rocks. Jonathan Dickinson State Park preserves rivers, mangroves, and hammock habitats that feed the inlet’s ecology and the lighthouse’s legacy.
Practical guidance: tours run two hours and leave from the parking lot beneath Indiantown Bridge—check in 30 minutes before departure. The cruise is narrated and suited to all fitness levels; the vessel carries up to 34 passengers. Snacks and alcoholic beverages are available onboard. Bring sun protection, a light wind layer for open water, and motion‑sickness remedies if you’re sensitive to chop. Golden hour produces the best light for lighthouse and inlet photos, but expect low light as the sun sets—steady your camera and mind your step on boarding.
Policies and accessibility: infants may ride but must sit on laps; service animals permitted. For full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure.
Check in at the parking lot under the Indiantown Bridge; arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled departure.
Snacks and alcoholic beverages are available onboard, though bringing water is recommended.
Infants and small children can ride in strollers, but infants must sit on an adult’s lap during the cruise.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; tours may cancel for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
Get Wet Watersports operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips from under the Indiantown Bridge as the sun leans toward the horizon, the Intracoastal turning molten gold. Passengers settle into two hours of narrated cruising that threads past the historic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, skims Dubois Park at the inlet mouth, and offers waterline views of Jonathan Dickinson State Park and the ragged limestone of Blowing Rocks. The captain points out waterfront estates and the occasional dolphin breaking the surface, while seabirds wheel overhead, daring you to keep your camera ready.
The boat slips from under the Indiantown Bridge as the sun leans toward the horizon, the Intracoastal turning molten gold. Passengers settle into two hours of narrated cruising that threads past the historic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, skims Dubois Park at the inlet mouth, and offers waterline views of Jonathan Dickinson State Park and the ragged limestone of Blowing Rocks. The captain points out waterfront estates and the occasional dolphin breaking the surface, while seabirds wheel overhead, daring you to keep your camera ready.
This stretch of coast carries layers of history: Timucuan people once fished these waters, 19th‑century mariners used the lighthouse as a guide, and the area’s karst geology produced the exposed Anastasia limestone at Blowing Rocks. Jonathan Dickinson State Park preserves rivers, mangroves, and hammock habitats that feed the inlet’s ecology and the lighthouse’s legacy.
Practical guidance: tours run two hours and leave from the parking lot beneath Indiantown Bridge—check in 30 minutes before departure. The cruise is narrated and suited to all fitness levels; the vessel carries up to 34 passengers. Snacks and alcoholic beverages are available onboard. Bring sun protection, a light wind layer for open water, and motion‑sickness remedies if you’re sensitive to chop. Golden hour produces the best light for lighthouse and inlet photos, but expect low light as the sun sets—steady your camera and mind your step on boarding.
Policies and accessibility: infants may ride but must sit on laps; service animals permitted. For full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure.
