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Lift off from Riviera Beach and hover above the Atlantic on a USCG-inspected parasail ride. This 90-minute outing combines a short boat cruise with a high-altitude view of Palm Beach shoreline and nearby offshore islands.
Lift off from Riviera Beach and hover above the Atlantic on a USCG-inspected parasail ride. This 90-minute outing combines a short boat cruise with a high-altitude view of Palm Beach shoreline and nearby offshore islands.
The boat slips away from the south dock at 200 E 13th Street and the Atlantic opens up like a dare. Salt air presses at your face, the parasail billows behind the stern and before you know it the deck drops away and you’re lifted over rolling blue—Palm Beach shoreline shrinking into a clean, curving line.
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Operated by Get Wet Watersports · Riviera Beach, Florida
The boat slips away from the south dock at 200 E 13th Street and the Atlantic opens up like a dare. Salt air presses at your face, the parasail billows behind the stern and before you know it the deck drops away and you’re lifted over rolling blue—Palm Beach shoreline shrinking into a clean, curving line.
This stretch of coast sits just north of Lake Worth Inlet, where a history of shipping and recreation shaped Riviera Beach into a working harbor and weekend gateway. Geologically, you’re over a shallow continental shelf—sandbars and nearshore currents give the water a shifting palette of green and blue. Local culture blends boating chops with a relaxed Palm Beach pace: captains here are USCG-certified, and that inspection standard is part of the ride’s appeal.
Expect a short safety briefing, fitted harnesses and clear radio instructions from the crew. Flights are run from an inspected vessel that prioritizes sea and wind conditions; picture packages are often available after landing. Bring sunscreen and a sense of steadiness—parasailing is gentle but requires you to step onto and off a moving boat and follow crew directions.
Practical notes: arrive 30 minutes early for check-in, carry ID, and be prepared to reschedule if winds or weather force a cancellation. Morning runs usually mean smoother water; summer afternoons can be windier. For visitors, the view is the point—an uncomplicated, high-elevation peek at barrier islands, offshore traffic and the Atlantic’s shifting moods.
moderate.
1.5 hours (90 minutes).
Light to moderate fitness required—able to climb aboard a boat and follow safety instructions.
Total outing time is about 90 minutes including boarding, transit and briefing; individual flight time is typically a short airborne segment within that window.
Operators use USCG-inspected vessels and trained crew; safety depends on following crew instructions and disqualifying conditions like pregnancy or certain medical issues.
Bring a valid ID, closed-toe shoes for boarding, sun protection, and any required booking confirmation; cameras are allowed if secured.
Trips are canceled for unsafe wind or sea conditions; this operator offers a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time, and they will cancel for bad weather as well.
Riviera Beach grew around its port and fishing industries; the marina and nearby Peanut Island reflect decades of recreational and commercial maritime use.
Respect local wildlife by not feeding marine animals and following crew guidance to minimize disturbance; operators also monitor conditions to avoid unsafe impacts on birds and sea life.
Get Wet Watersports operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from the south dock at 200 E 13th Street and the Atlantic opens up like a dare. Salt air presses at your face, the parasail billows behind the stern and before you know it the deck drops away and you’re lifted over rolling blue—Palm Beach shoreline shrinking into a clean, curving line.
The boat slips away from the south dock at 200 E 13th Street and the Atlantic opens up like a dare. Salt air presses at your face, the parasail billows behind the stern and before you know it the deck drops away and you’re lifted over rolling blue—Palm Beach shoreline shrinking into a clean, curving line.
This stretch of coast sits just north of Lake Worth Inlet, where a history of shipping and recreation shaped Riviera Beach into a working harbor and weekend gateway. Geologically, you’re over a shallow continental shelf—sandbars and nearshore currents give the water a shifting palette of green and blue. Local culture blends boating chops with a relaxed Palm Beach pace: captains here are USCG-certified, and that inspection standard is part of the ride’s appeal.
Expect a short safety briefing, fitted harnesses and clear radio instructions from the crew. Flights are run from an inspected vessel that prioritizes sea and wind conditions; picture packages are often available after landing. Bring sunscreen and a sense of steadiness—parasailing is gentle but requires you to step onto and off a moving boat and follow crew directions.
Practical notes: arrive 30 minutes early for check-in, carry ID, and be prepared to reschedule if winds or weather force a cancellation. Morning runs usually mean smoother water; summer afternoons can be windier. For visitors, the view is the point—an uncomplicated, high-elevation peek at barrier islands, offshore traffic and the Atlantic’s shifting moods.