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Cruise past Palm Beach’s waterfront mansions aboard a 51-foot Sea Ray on a private, four-hour charter that stops at Peanut Island for swimming and snorkeling. Ideal for families and groups, the trip pairs relaxed cruising with marine wildlife sightings and a professional captain and stewardess.
Cruise past Palm Beach’s waterfront mansions aboard a 51-foot Sea Ray on a private, four-hour charter that stops at Peanut Island for swimming and snorkeling. Ideal for families and groups, the trip pairs relaxed cruising with marine wildlife sightings and a professional captain and stewardess.
Morning light glances off limestone seawalls as a 51-foot Sea Ray slips from the Palm Beach marina, the Intracoastal opening like a route between private gardens and the sea. You’ll pass line after line of waterfront mansions, mega-yachts and the palms shading Flagler-era estates that define the island’s gilded coastline.
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Operated by Yacht Day Charter · Palm Beach, Florida
Morning light glances off limestone seawalls as a 51-foot Sea Ray slips from the Palm Beach marina, the Intracoastal opening like a route between private gardens and the sea. You’ll pass line after line of waterfront mansions, mega-yachts and the palms shading Flagler-era estates that define the island’s gilded coastline.
Palm Beach grew from Henry Flagler’s Gilded Age ambitions; the island sits on a narrow barrier system shaped by coastal currents and sediment from the Loxahatchee River. Local culture still balances seasonal society with working mariners — captains, charter crews and waterfront businesses animate the shoreline.
This private yacht charter is a roughly four-hour excursion that blends relaxed cruising with swim-and-snorkel stops at Peanut Island and reef areas near the Breakers Hotel. A USCG-licensed captain and professional stewardess manage navigation, service and safety; guests bring food and alcohol while the crew provides bottled water, soda and snacks. Keep an eye out for manatees, sea turtles and rays in the inlets and shallows.
Expect warm, shallow Atlantic water and sheltered Intracoastal passages, with easy boarding and space to sunbathe on deck or floating pads. Paddleboards are available to rent; the crew can anchor for swimming and lunch. Book late-afternoon or sunset departures for calmer seas and dramatic light, pack reef-safe sunscreen and a towel, and secure small valuables when the boat shifts. The vessel is family-friendly with space for strollers and typically includes a head for comfort, providing shade.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required but basic mobility for boarding and water entry helps.
Yes — guests typically bring food and alcohol; the crew supplies plates, cups and basic snacks, plus bottled water and soda.
Yes — the tour notes stroller accessibility and is suitable for children; basic boarding assistance is generally available from the crew.
Paddleboards are available to rent (as noted by the operator); bring your own snorkel gear if you prefer a personal fit.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time; check the operator’s booking terms for specifics.
Palm Beach transformed into an elite winter colony in the late 19th and early 20th centuries under Henry Flagler; his Flagler Museum remains a visible landmark along the route.
Anchoring and reef contact can damage marine life; use designated anchoring spots, wear reef-safe sunscreen, and follow crew guidance to minimize impact.
Yacht Day Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light glances off limestone seawalls as a 51-foot Sea Ray slips from the Palm Beach marina, the Intracoastal opening like a route between private gardens and the sea. You’ll pass line after line of waterfront mansions, mega-yachts and the palms shading Flagler-era estates that define the island’s gilded coastline.
Morning light glances off limestone seawalls as a 51-foot Sea Ray slips from the Palm Beach marina, the Intracoastal opening like a route between private gardens and the sea. You’ll pass line after line of waterfront mansions, mega-yachts and the palms shading Flagler-era estates that define the island’s gilded coastline.
Palm Beach grew from Henry Flagler’s Gilded Age ambitions; the island sits on a narrow barrier system shaped by coastal currents and sediment from the Loxahatchee River. Local culture still balances seasonal society with working mariners — captains, charter crews and waterfront businesses animate the shoreline.
This private yacht charter is a roughly four-hour excursion that blends relaxed cruising with swim-and-snorkel stops at Peanut Island and reef areas near the Breakers Hotel. A USCG-licensed captain and professional stewardess manage navigation, service and safety; guests bring food and alcohol while the crew provides bottled water, soda and snacks. Keep an eye out for manatees, sea turtles and rays in the inlets and shallows.
Expect warm, shallow Atlantic water and sheltered Intracoastal passages, with easy boarding and space to sunbathe on deck or floating pads. Paddleboards are available to rent; the crew can anchor for swimming and lunch. Book late-afternoon or sunset departures for calmer seas and dramatic light, pack reef-safe sunscreen and a towel, and secure small valuables when the boat shifts. The vessel is family-friendly with space for strollers and typically includes a head for comfort, providing shade.