easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour is fully seated with minimal physical exertion required.
Set sail on the Indian River Lagoon for a sunset boat tour that combines dolphin sightings, local history, and an expert-led stargazing session. Discover why Vero Beach is a prime spot for star lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike.
2 Hours • Up to 6 people
Embark on a serene sunset eco boat tour along the Indian River Lagoon, where you may spot dolphins and manatees. As night falls, an onboard astronomer reveals the wonders of the cosmos, culminating in a special telescope viewing. This intimate experience promises a magical evening under the stars.
Your evening begins at sunset with a peaceful eco boat tour along the Indian River Lagoon, where dolphins, manatees, and coastal birds are often spotted. As the daylight fades, the experience transforms—our onboard astronomer takes over, guiding your gaze skyward to explore the stars, planets, and constellations above. The journey is both relaxing and awe-inspiring, blending the beauty of Vero’s natural waterways with the wonder of the night sky. After the cruise, guests are treated to a special surprise: telescope viewing for an even closer look at the moon and stars.
Sunset Eco Tour: Glide across the calm waters at golden hour with opportunities to see dolphins, manatees, and native birdlife.
Stargazing on the Water: Once the sky darkens, your attention turns upward as the astronomer shares stories of the stars and constellations.
Surprise Telescope Experience: After the boat ride, enjoy an intimate look at the night sky through a high-powered telescope.
Relaxed & Intimate: With limited capacity, every tour feels personal and unhurried, creating space to simply soak in the moment.
Duration: About 2 hours on the water, followed by a telescope session on shore.
Group Size: Intimate tours with a maximum of 6 guests.
Best For: Couples seeking a romantic evening, families looking for a magical outing, or friends who want to share a unique night together.
Atmosphere: Quiet, peaceful, and away from city lights for ideal star visibility.
Evenings on the water can get cool, so bring a light jacket or wrap to stay comfortable during stargazing.
A camera with a good zoom lens is helpful for capturing dolphins and distant celestial objects during the tour.
Get to the dock at least 15 minutes early to enjoy the full sunset before the night sky tour begins.
Mosquitoes can be active near the water at dusk, so apply insect repellent before boarding.
The Indian River Lagoon area played a crucial role in native settlements and early European exploration during Florida’s colonial era.
Efforts by local organizations help protect the lagoon's fragile ecosystem from pollution and boat traffic disturbances.
Keeps you warm during cooler night temperatures on the water.
fall specific
Enhances dolphin spotting and stargazing when used alongside the astronomer’s guidance.
Helps protect against mosquitoes near the lagoon at dusk.
summer specific
Ideal for capturing wildlife and night sky features during the tour.