SEA ROCKET SPEED BOAT & NARRATED INTRACOASTAL SIGHTSEEING CRUISES

• Millionaire’s Row
  • A stretch of the ICW showcasing lavish waterfront mansions and mega-yachts, home to some of the wealthiest residents and celebrities. The opulent estates are a highlight, with stunning architecture and private docks.
• Stranahan House
  • Fort Lauderdale’s oldest surviving structure, built in 1901, this historic home is a museum reflecting the city’s early history. Located along the New River, it’s accessible via the ICW.
• Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
  • A historic 1920s plantation-style estate with 35 acres of gardens, art, and wildlife, located near the ICW. While the house itself is set back, its lush surroundings and proximity make it a notable landmark.
• Hillsboro Lighthouse
  • A historic lighthouse at the Hillsboro Inlet, marking the northern boundary of Fort Lauderdale’s ICW. Its iconic structure is visible from the water, especially on tours heading toward Pompano Beach.
• Las Olas Boulevard
  • A vibrant downtown hub along the ICW, known for boutique shops, art galleries, restaurants, and the scenic Las Olas Riverfront. The boulevard’s proximity to the water makes it a key landmark.
• Port Everglades
  • One of the busiest cruise ports in the world, this bustling area features massive cruise ships and maritime activity. The forested coasts and port infrastructure are striking from the ICW. Royal Caribbean and Carnival Cruise line frequent the port.
• 17th Street Causeway Drawbridge
  • A prominent drawbridge spanning the ICW, this functional landmark is a gateway to Port Everglades and a symbol of Fort Lauderdale’s maritime infrastructure.
• Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale
  •  A scenic waterfront promenade along the New River, connected to the ICW, featuring parks, entertainment, and dining. It’s a lively urban landmark with lush gardens and public art.
• Pier Sixty-Six Marina
  •  A legendary marina on the ICW, known for its prime location and deepwater slips for superyachts. Its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean inlet makes it a focal point for yachting enthusiasts.The top of the hotel has a 360 degree rotating bar (with light appetizers).
• Bahia Mar Marina
  • A historic marina and yachting center along the ICW, famous for hosting the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show and offering stunning views of docked yachts. This is also our home port.
• New River
  • A key waterway intersecting the ICW, lined with historic sites, modern developments, and wildlife. The river’s downtown section is a landmark itself, with scenic views of Fort Lauderdale’s skyline.
• Lauderdale Marina & 15th Street Fisheries
  • A nautical landmark since 1948, located near Port Everglades Inlet, offering a glimpse of Fort Lauderdale’s maritime heritage and modern boating culture.
• The Baleària Caribbean Ferry
  •  Located in the port just west of the inlet, the Baleària is a fast ferry service operating between Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and the Bahamas, specifically to Bimini and Grand Bahama (Freeport). 

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We are located at the Bahia Mar Resort & Marina at 801 Seabreeze Blvd on Fort Lauderdale beach. All speed boat tours and sunset cruises depart from “C-dock” just west of Marina Village. Look for the red, white, and blue flags flying on the pier and the huge American flag boat! Please arrive at least 25 minutes ahead of your scheduled departure.

Yes, our cruises are great for all ages including infants!

The boat will reach a top speed of ~30mph while in the ocean! If you are worried about the speed, please note that the windier the weather is, the faster the boat will feel. While cruising in the Intracoastal Waterway, the boat must adhere to speed regulations! 

There is always a chance you may be splashed during the ride, especially if it is a windy day! The GA section in the back of the boat is the most likely to get wet.