Private Eco-Friendly Cruise: Fort Lauderdale Mansions & Yachts

Discover the charm of historic, downtown Fort Lauderdale aboard a quiet, eco-friendly electric boat. Your private boat glides past yachts and waterfront neighborhoods on the way to the mansions of Millionaire's Row, as a licensed captain shares insights about the area's history along the way. Whether celebrating a special occasion or enjoying a casual outing with friends, this 3-hour tour offers a comfortable experience for up to 6 passengers, complete with a full canopy top and Bluetooth sound system for your favorite tunes. Enjoy free on-site parking and relax as you take in the sights. Private, quiet, eco-friendly electric boat tour through downtown Fort Lauderdale and Millionaire's Row Enjoy a 3-hour guided tour with a licensed captain Suitable for up to 6 passengers, complete with a Bluetooth sound system Free parking available on-site for hassle-free boarding Have a place in mind you'd like to visit? Tell your captain, and they'll work it in, time permitting.

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   New River

   3 hours

   The waterway that built this city. Early settlers used it to move goods to the coast, and today you'll glide past yachts, waterfront homes, and downtown's skyline before continuing on toward the grand estates of Millionaire's Row.

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   The Wharf Fort Lauderdale

   Pass by

   An open-air spot on the water with bars, food vendors, and a good crowd. A nice one to note if your group wants to grab a bite after the tour.

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   Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale

   Pass by

   A mile of parkland tracing both banks of the New River through downtown, connecting spots like the Museum of Discovery and Science and the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.

4. 4

   Las Olas Riverfront

   Pass by

   Cruise the scenic river bend where Fort Lauderdale’s premier downtown district meets the water. Enjoy a relaxed view of sleek luxury towers and impressive mega-yachts docked right against the city center. It’s a beautiful snapshot of the city's sophisticated, modern waterfront lifestyle.

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   Stranahan House

   Pass by

   Fort Lauderdale's oldest surviving building, built in 1901 by Frank Stranahan, the trader often credited as the city's founder. It's still standing quietly on the riverbank, a real link to what this city looked like before the skyline went up.

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   Colee Hammock Park

   Pass by

   Gliding past Colee Hammock Park, keep an eye on the far bank: one estate looks lifted straight from a fairy tale, while its neighbors range from sleek, modern glass boxes to Old World villas with Moroccan and Italian flourishes. It's a floating tour of architectural styles, right here at the heart of Millionaire's Row.

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   15th Street Fisheries

   Pass by

   Gliding past Lauderdale Marina, look for the open deck perched right over the water: this is 15th Street Fisheries, a Fort Lauderdale institution since 1978. It's known for fresh local seafood, water views from nearly every table, and the giant tarpon that gather at the docks below, waiting to be fed by diners and passersby alike. It's one of the best-loved dining spots along the waterway, and a favorite return stop for boaters cruising by.

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Not recommended for travelers with limited mobility

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.