
easy
3 hours
Minimal fitness required—able to board a docked boat and stand or sit comfortably for several short intervals.
Race the Intracoastal on the Sea Rocket, then settle in for a hearty dinner at Bokampers. This three-hour combo pairs high-speed coastal sightseeing past mansions and megayachts with a lively waterfront meal—perfect for travelers who want speed and local flavor in one night.
The Sea Rocket eases off C-Dock at Bahia Mar with a staccato of wake and music. Wind cuts across the water and the city blooms outward: low-slung Art Deco facades hand off to glass towers, then to a parade of hedged mansions and megayachts that loom like private islands. Crew narration picks up—names of neighborhoods, who owns which palazzo—while the boat leans into a faster rhythm and the Intracoastal Waterway pulls you forward like a current with purpose.

Check in at least 20 minutes before departure at Bahia Mar C-Dock to claim forward or midship seats for steady views and less spray.
Bring SPF 30+ sunscreen and polarized sunglasses—sun reflects strongly off water, even in the evening.
Coastal breeze can feel cool once the sun sets; a windbreaker or hoodie keeps you comfortable during the ride.
If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication beforehand or sit midship where motion is minimized.
The Intracoastal Waterway transformed Fort Lauderdale from a coastal settlement into a boating hub; many waterfront estates date to early 20th-century development booms.
Keep distance from wildlife, avoid feeding animals, and dispose of trash properly—coastal ecosystems here are sensitive to pollution and boat wake.
Protects against intense reflected UV on the water and during sunset sails.
summer specific
Reduces glare and improves visibility for photography and sightseeing.
summer specific
Blocks wind and holds warmth as the evening cools after the boat speeds up.
spring specific
Helpful for anyone who gets queasy on choppy or high-speed rides.