
easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; ability to step on and off a low floating dock recommended
Glide out from Vilano Beach as St. Augustine turns the horizon into an illustrated postcard. This 90‑minute Fury catamaran cruise pairs complimentary bubbly with up‑close views of Castillo de San Marcos, the St. Augustine Lighthouse, and—during winter—an unforgettable Nights of Lights spectacle.
You step off the wooden planks of Vilano Beach Public Fishing Pier as the city’s last hard light loosens and the Atlantic exhales. The Fury Corinthian Catamaran rocks gently against its floating dock; its blue hull catches the low sun like a promise. Inside, crew members move with the practiced economy of people who measure time by tides and tide charts. Glasses are chilled, a soft murmur of conversation rises, and the boat slips away from the shore into Matanzas Bay.

Plan to be at the Vilano Beach Public Fishing Pier at least 30 minutes before departure to allow for parking and boarding.
Complimentary beer, wine, and champagne are provided; bring government ID if you plan to consume alcohol.
Sunset temps can drop and the breeze off the bay feels colder than land temps; pack a light jacket.
For the best photo angles of Castillo de San Marcos and the lighthouse sit starboard forward; central seating reduces motion if you get seasick.
St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied European‑established settlement in the continental U.S.; Castillo de San Marcos, built of local coquina, dates to the late 17th century.
Operate with low wake and keep distance from wildlife; support local operators that follow no‑wake rules and minimize light and noise pollution during Nights of Lights.
Required if you plan to enjoy the complimentary alcoholic beverages.
Blocks the bay breeze as temperatures drop after sunset.
fall specific
Helps on wet docks and when boarding the catamaran.
Useful for spotting dolphins, distant shore details, and light displays during Nights of Lights.