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Explore Fort Lauderdale's Intercoastal Waterways Aboard the 24' Pineapple Express Pontoon - Fort Lauderdale

Explore Fort Lauderdale's Intercoastal Waterways Aboard the 24' Pineapple Express Pontoon

Fort Lauderdaleeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–8 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness level required; suitable for all ages and abilities

Overview

Cruise Fort Lauderdale’s iconic intercoastal waterways aboard the 24' Pineapple Express pontoon, a spacious boat rental perfect for groups and even small dogs. Discover why this calm, scenic waterway excursion is a must for your next South Florida adventure.

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

24' Pineapple Express: Pontoon

Sits up to 12 people • Ages 22+ to rent • Pontoon Boat

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About This Adventure

Experience the Pineapple Express, a cozy boat ride for up to 12 passengers! Enjoy comfortable seating, a Bluetooth radio, and a cooler of ice upon request. Perfect for a fun day on the intercoastal, this unique adventure allows one small dog, making it an unforgettable outing with friends or family.

Experience the Pineapple Express, a cozy boat ride for up to 12 passengers! Enjoy comfortable seating, a Bluetooth radio, and a cooler of ice upon request. Perfect for a fun day on the intercoastal, this unique adventure allows one small dog, making it an unforgettable outing with friends or family.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Check-in

Arrive at Sands Harbor Marina 15 minutes before your rental to ensure a smooth boarding process.

Stay Within Intercoastal Limits

This boat is not allowed in the open ocean—stick to the intercoastal waterways for safety and compliance.

Bring Sunscreen and Hats

Florida sun can be intense on the water; pack sun protection to stay comfortable throughout your trip.

Limit Pets to One Small Dog

Only one dog under 40 lbs is allowed onboard—ensure your pet is calm and comfortable on the boat.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Dolphins often spotted playing near bridges.
  • Great blue herons fishing along canal edges.

History

Fort Lauderdale’s extensive canal system was developed in the early 20th century to promote boating and waterfront living, earning its nickname 'Venice of America.'

Conservation

The local boating community actively promotes preserving water quality and marine habitats by encouraging no-wake zones and limiting pollutant discharge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sunscreen

Essential

Protect your skin from strong sun exposure while cruising on open water.

summer specific

Hat

Essential

Keeps the sun off your face and eyes for a more comfortable trip.

summer specific

Water Bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is important under the Florida sun.

Light Jacket

Evenings on the water can get breezy – a light jacket keeps you warm.

winter specific