Unforgettable Party Boat Experience in St. Augustine | Old Town Party Boat

Old Town Party Boat offers a truly unique private outdoor adventure experience right in the historic coastal city of St. Augustine, Florida. This vibrant boat party is perfect for groups of friends, celebrations, or anyone looking to embrace the scenic beauty of northeast Florida in a lively, festive atmosphere. The boat glides along the Matanzas River, providing breathtaking views of St. Augustine’s waterfront, including glimpses of Spanish colonial architecture and natural coastal ecosystems. What sets Old Town Party Boat apart is its combination of excellent music, engaging hosts, and a welcoming vibe that gets everyone dancing and singing along. Whether you're enjoying a bright sunny afternoon or a colorful sunset cruise, the covered boat guarantees comfort rain or shine.

Unique to this part of Florida, you get both the energy of a high-spirited party and a gentle glide through coastal mangroves and historic points of interest. Hosts like Nikki and captains such as Adam bring their personal touch to every trip, ensuring the music matches your party's mood and that every moment feels special. The coolers onboard keep your favorite drinks chilled, and you can expect a personalized experience where guest requests for songs are enthusiastically welcomed. This boat experience highlights the best of St. Augustine’s lively social scene combined with its undeniable charm as America’s oldest city.

The boat docks near the Old Town boardwalk area, a hub known for its eclectic shops and vibrant dining scene. Many guests note it’s a perfect addition to exploring historic downtown St. Augustine by day, then letting loose on the water by evening. The surrounding waters teem with coastal birds, and occasional sightings of dolphins add a magical natural element. Whether you're celebrating a bachelorette party, birthday, or just a fun day out, Old Town Party Boat delivers unmatched energy and local hospitality. It’s the party everyone talks about long after they’ve docked back on shore.