Bring the whole crew

Corporate days, bachelorette weekends, family reunions, or twenty people who all decided to come at once. Tell us the headcount and we will work out what fits.

What we can put together

Three ways groups usually do it. None of them are packages on a website, because a group of twelve and a group of forty need very different answers.

More than one pontoon

One boat takes nine. Past that we run multiple charters alongside each other, each with its own captain, all leaving the same dock at the same time.

9 guests per boat

Beach setups for a crowd

Chairs, umbrellas and cabanas reserved as a block for the day. Works for wedding parties and corporate afternoons where everyone wants to be in one place.

At 1110 S Ocean Blvd

Something on both

Some of the group on the water while the rest stay on the sand. We can run a charter and a beach setup on the same day so nobody is left waiting.

Two docks, one afternoon

How it works

Three steps. Group bookings are built by hand, so the first one is a conversation rather than a checkout.

  1. Give us the numbers

    Headcount, the date, and whether you want water, sand or both. Call 954-973-7000 or ask at the beach hut.

  2. We build the plan

    How many boats, how many chairs, what time to start, and what it comes to. One price for the group rather than a per head guess.

  3. Everyone gets the details

    Where to meet and when. For larger groups we will send the specifics in writing so you can forward them to the whole party.

Good to know

Four things that matter more for a group than for a couple.

Nine per boat, no exceptions

It is a licensed capacity, not a preference. A group of eighteen means two boats and two captains, running side by side.

Book further ahead than you think

Groups need boats and equipment held at once. A few days notice is usually fine, but a Saturday in season is worth calling about early.

Two docks to remember

Beach groups meet at 1110 S Ocean Blvd. Pontoon groups meet at 1308 S Ocean Blvd. Tell every guest the right one, because they are not the same place.

Weather can move the plan

Beach rentals are weather permitting with no rain check and no refund. Pontoons follow a 48 hour policy. Both are worth knowing before you collect money from a group.

Group questions

How many people can you take at once?

Nine on a pontoon, and we can run several pontoons together. On the beach side there is no fixed ceiling, it depends on how much equipment we can hold for your date. Call and we will tell you honestly what is possible.

Can I book a group online?

No, and that is deliberate. Group pricing depends on boats, equipment and timing, so we quote it properly rather than showing a number that only suits one size of group.

Do we all need to sign waivers?

One per person, including passengers. You can do them online before the day, which saves a queue at the dock.

Can we bring our own food and drink?

Yes, on pontoons. Cooler and ice are on board and there is no corkage. On the beach, bring whatever you like down with you.

What about a corporate day?

Common and straightforward. Tell us the headcount and the window you have, and we will put together a mix of water and beach time that fits it.

See you On The Beach

Call and we will work it out. Open 8:00am - 6:00pm in summer, 9:00am - 5:00pm in winter.