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Fort Lauderdale Canals Cruise with Sandbar Stop - Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale Canals Cruise with Sandbar Stop

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels since the boat captain handles navigation; minimal physical exertion required.

Overview

Discover Fort Lauderdale's beautiful canal system aboard a private boat cruise with options to stop at a relaxing sandbar or scenic Whiskey Creek. Perfect for groups looking for a unique water adventure.

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Fort Lauderdale Canals Sightseeing Cruise + Stop Sandbar or Whiskey Creek

4 or 6 Hour Options • Up to 6 or 12 Passengers

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About This Adventure

Embark on a unique Fort Lauderdale canals sightseeing cruise, choosing between 4 or 6 hours of exploration. Enjoy the scenic waterways with a captain at the helm, while indulging in complimentary ice and water. Experience the beauty of the area, with a stop at a sandbar or Whiskey Creek for a memorable adventure.

About

Fort Lauderdale Canals Sightseeing Cruise + Stop Sandbar or Whiskey Creek

Duration

4 or 6 Hour Options

The boat is RENTED WITH CAPTAIN.

This service must be paid at the time of the reservation separately at the captain.

Included

Gas + Parking + Ice & Water + Insurance

Adventure Tips

Book the Captain in Advance

Ensure you pay for the captain’s service at reservation time to avoid any last-minute issues.

Bring Sun Protection

Wear sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to protect yourself from strong Florida sun while cruising.

Pack Snacks and Drinks

Although refreshments are limited, bringing your own snacks and beverages keeps you energized for longer trips.

Wear Comfortable Footwear

Non-slip shoes or sandals make boarding and beach stops safer and more comfortable.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Manatees often spotted in calm canal waters
  • Herons and egrets frequent the shoreline areas

History

Fort Lauderdale's canal system was developed extensively in the early 20th century to expand waterfront property access, earning it the nickname 'Venice of America.'

Conservation

Local operators emphasize preserving canal water quality and protecting native wildlife by minimizing pollution and avoiding disturbance to fragile habitats.

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Recommended Gear

Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin from intense Florida sun during the cruise.

summer specific

Water Bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated while out on the water, especially during warm days.

Waterproof Phone Case

Keeps your phone safe from water splashes during boating and beach stops.

Light Jacket

Provides warmth during cooler winter mornings and evenings on the water.

winter specific