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Fort Lauderdale Lighthouse Tours
Hillsboro Inlet & Lighthouse Boat Tour
Private yacht tours to the 1907 Hillsboro Lighthouse near Fort Lauderdale. See the inlet, the jetty, the offshore reef, and Lake Boca from the water, on a fully private charter.
Captain and crew included on every charter. Best price guaranteed.
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NORTH BROWARD'S ICONIC LANDMARK
Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse Tour, Private and Fully Crewed
Hillsboro Inlet is the natural pass where the Intracoastal Waterway meets the Atlantic in north Broward County, between Pompano Beach and Hillsboro Beach. On the north jetty stands the Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse, first lit in 1907 and long known as one of the brightest beacons on the Florida coast. The grounds are private, so a private yacht is the only way to see the tower, the jetty, and the swift inlet up close. Crown Yachts Miami runs a fleet of 55+ private yachts for Hillsboro Inlet tours departing from Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Deerfield Beach, and the Fort Lauderdale marinas.
Every Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse boat tour through Crown Yachts is fully private. One group, one boat, no shared passengers. A 2-hour express from a Pompano Beach marina covers the lighthouse, the jetty, and the nearshore reef. A 4-hour charter extends to an offshore reef snorkel stop or a run north to the Lake Boca Raton sandbar.
Every charter is fully customizable with a private chef on board, a DJ with full equipment, custom yacht decoration for celebrations, and VIP transport to the marina from your hotel or residence.
Hillsboro Inlet Fleet
Yachts Available for Hillsboro Inlet Tours
Private charter yachts for Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse tours near Fort Lauderdale. Full captain and crew included on every booking. Available for groups of up to 13 guests.
WHAT TO EXPECT
How a Hillsboro Inlet Tour Actually Works
A Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse boat tour is simpler than most people expect. You contact us, we match you with the right yacht and departure marina, and you show up at the dock. A licensed captain and crew are on board before you arrive. Here is what every booking includes.
INQUIRE NOWBEST SEEN FROM THE WATER
The 1907 Hillsboro Lighthouse Sits on Private Land at the North Jetty
The Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse was first lit in 1907 and stands on the north side of Hillsboro Inlet in the town of Hillsboro Beach. The grounds are private and closed to the public except for rare tours run by the Hillsboro Lighthouse Preservation Society. The octagonal iron tower, historically one of the brightest beacons on the Florida coast, is best viewed from the water. A private sightseeing yacht eases up to the inlet mouth and holds within clear photo distance of the lighthouse, the jetty, and the historic keeper's house.
COMPLETELY PRIVATE
The Entire Vessel Reserved for Your Group
Every Crown Yachts Fort Lauderdale Hillsboro Inlet tour is a fully private charter. No shared passengers, no group tour format, no other guests on board. Your group boards at the marina, the yacht casts off, and the whole outing belongs entirely to you. The vessel, the licensed captain, and the crew are dedicated exclusively to your group for the full duration.
CLOSEST DEPARTURE
Hillsboro Inlet Marina and Sands Harbor: Minutes from the Lighthouse
Hillsboro Inlet Marina sits on the Pompano Beach side of the inlet, a few hundred yards from the lighthouse and the jetty. Sands Harbor Marina in Pompano Beach and Lighthouse Point Marina in Lighthouse Point are also within minutes. Groups arriving from downtown Fort Lauderdale board at Bahia Mar or Las Olas Marina and run 20 to 25 minutes north up the Intracoastal to reach the inlet.
INLET, REEF, AND LAKE BOCA
Lighthouse, Offshore Reef, and the Lake Boca Sandbar in One Route
A Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse boat tour pairs naturally with the north-Broward waterway. The offshore reef line a few hundred yards out is a prime snorkel and dive spot, Lake Boca Raton to the north is the area's favorite party sandbar, and Deerfield and Pompano Beach frame both sides of the inlet. The full circuit passes the lighthouse, the jetty, the reef, and the Intracoastal estate waterfront in a single outing.
EVERY ADD-ON PRE-LOADED
Chef, DJ, and Bar Ready Before You Board
The private chef, professional DJ with full sound and lighting, custom yacht decoration, and catering service are coordinated and loaded before your group arrives at the marina. No day-of logistics. Everything in place from the moment the yacht leaves the dock toward Hillsboro Inlet.
CHARTER DURATION
2-Hour Express Tour to Full-Day Broward Waters Cruise
Hillsboro Inlet tours are available in 2-hour, 4-hour, 6-hour, and 8-hour formats. A 2-hour express from Pompano covers the lighthouse, the jetty, and the reef line. A 4-hour charter adds the offshore reef or a swim stop at Lake Boca Raton. A full-day cruise combines Hillsboro Inlet, Lake Boca, the Deerfield and Pompano waterfront, and the run south toward Las Olas Isles into a single charter day.
DEPARTURE POINTS
Hillsboro Inlet Tour Departure Marinas
Crown Yachts Fort Lauderdale Hillsboro Inlet tours depart from Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Deerfield Beach, and the Fort Lauderdale marinas. We assign the marina closest to where your group is arriving from.
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Hillsboro Inlet Marina
Pompano Beach
The closest departure marina to the lighthouse, on the Pompano Beach side of Hillsboro Inlet just inside the jetty. From here the lighthouse, the north jetty, and the open Atlantic are a few hundred yards away. A charter reaches the inlet mouth in minutes and the offshore reef line shortly after. The most direct starting point for a dedicated Pompano Beach lighthouse tour.
Full-service marina on the Intracoastal in central Pompano Beach, a short run south of Hillsboro Inlet. A practical departure for Pompano and central-Broward guests, with covered parking and easy rideshare access. Charters head north to the lighthouse and reef, then anchor at the inlet or continue to Lake Boca Raton.
In the deep-water boating city of Lighthouse Point, named for the beacon itself, on the Intracoastal immediately west of Hillsboro Inlet. The fastest inland approach to the lighthouse and the jetty. Charters from here reach the inlet mouth in minutes and combine the lighthouse with the reef and Lake Boca to the north.
On the Intracoastal in Deerfield Beach, just north of Hillsboro Inlet. The preferred departure for guests arriving from Deerfield and Boca Raton. A southbound run reaches the lighthouse and jetty in minutes, and Lake Boca Raton sits a short distance north for a swim and sandbar stop.
Fort Lauderdale's landmark beachfront marina on the A1A barrier island, home of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. A 20 to 25-minute run north up the Intracoastal reaches Hillsboro Inlet. The best departure for guests staying on Fort Lauderdale Beach who want the lighthouse combined with the run past Las Olas Isles on the way north.
Directly across from Las Olas Boulevard at the east end of the New River, minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale. A northbound Intracoastal transit passes the Fort Lauderdale estate waterfront before reaching Pompano and Hillsboro Inlet in about 25 minutes. Ideal for downtown and Las Olas guests.
Established full-service marina on the 17th Street Causeway near Port Everglades, with deep-water berths and quick Intracoastal access. A northbound run reaches Hillsboro Inlet and the lighthouse in roughly 25 to 30 minutes, passing the Fort Lauderdale waterfront and Pompano on the way.
View Pompano Beach yacht charters- Hillsboro Inlet MarinaPompano BeachThe closest departure marina to the lighthouse, on the Pompano Beach side of Hillsboro Inlet just inside the jetty. From here the lighthouse, the north jetty, and the open Atlantic are a few hundred yards away. A charter reaches the inlet mouth in minutes and the offshore reef line shortly after. The most direct starting point for a dedicated Pompano Beach lighthouse tour.Pompano Beach yacht charters
- Sands Harbor MarinaPompano BeachFull-service marina on the Intracoastal in central Pompano Beach, a short run south of Hillsboro Inlet. A practical departure for Pompano and central-Broward guests, with covered parking and easy rideshare access. Charters head north to the lighthouse and reef, then anchor at the inlet or continue to Lake Boca Raton.Pompano Beach yacht charters
- Lighthouse Point MarinaLighthouse PointIn the deep-water boating city of Lighthouse Point, named for the beacon itself, on the Intracoastal immediately west of Hillsboro Inlet. The fastest inland approach to the lighthouse and the jetty. Charters from here reach the inlet mouth in minutes and combine the lighthouse with the reef and Lake Boca to the north.Lighthouse Point yacht charters
- Cove MarinaDeerfield BeachOn the Intracoastal in Deerfield Beach, just north of Hillsboro Inlet. The preferred departure for guests arriving from Deerfield and Boca Raton. A southbound run reaches the lighthouse and jetty in minutes, and Lake Boca Raton sits a short distance north for a swim and sandbar stop.Deerfield Beach yacht charters
- Bahia Mar MarinaFort Lauderdale BeachFort Lauderdale's landmark beachfront marina on the A1A barrier island, home of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. A 20 to 25-minute run north up the Intracoastal reaches Hillsboro Inlet. The best departure for guests staying on Fort Lauderdale Beach who want the lighthouse combined with the run past Las Olas Isles on the way north.
- Las Olas MarinaFort LauderdaleDirectly across from Las Olas Boulevard at the east end of the New River, minutes from downtown Fort Lauderdale. A northbound Intracoastal transit passes the Fort Lauderdale estate waterfront before reaching Pompano and Hillsboro Inlet in about 25 minutes. Ideal for downtown and Las Olas guests.Las Olas yacht charters
- Lauderdale Marina17th Street CausewayEstablished full-service marina on the 17th Street Causeway near Port Everglades, with deep-water berths and quick Intracoastal access. A northbound run reaches Hillsboro Inlet and the lighthouse in roughly 25 to 30 minutes, passing the Fort Lauderdale waterfront and Pompano on the way.
BOOKING PROCESS
How to Book a Hillsboro Inlet Tour Step by Step
01
Send Us Your Date, Group Size, and Tour Preferences
Contact us via WhatsApp with your preferred date, number of guests, and what you want to see. We respond with available Hillsboro Inlet tour yachts matched to your group within hours. Tell us if you want a 2-hour lighthouse express, a 4-hour tour with a reef or Lake Boca stop, or a full-day Broward waters cruise.
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Receive a Curated Fort Lauderdale Yacht Shortlist
Based on your group size and preferences, we send a curated shortlist from the fleet. From nimble sport yachts like the VanDutch 40 for intimate groups to the open-deck Azimut 72 and the flagship Azimut 105 for larger groups. Every option includes full specifications, capacity, and deck layout.
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Choose Your Departure Marina and Route
We confirm the departure marina closest to where your group is arriving from. Hillsboro Inlet Marina or Sands Harbor in Pompano Beach for the shortest run to the lighthouse. Lighthouse Point or Deerfield Beach for north-Broward guests. Bahia Mar or Las Olas Marina for groups arriving from Fort Lauderdale Beach and downtown.
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Select Your Add-Ons and Extras
A private chef with a custom menu prepared on board, a DJ with full sound and lighting, custom decoration for birthdays, proposals, or bachelorette parties, and VIP transport from your hotel or residence to the marina. Every detail handled and loaded before boarding.
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Confirm with a Deposit and Receive Your Charter Agreement
Secure the vessel and date with a deposit. You receive a full charter agreement covering the marina address, boarding time, captain contact details, and a complete list of every add-on confirmed. All tour details in a single document.
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Board and See Hillsboro Lighthouse from the Water
Arrive at the marina at boarding time. The captain and crew are on board, the yacht is fueled, and every add-on is ready from the moment your group boards. Run to Hillsboro Inlet, hold at the lighthouse and jetty for photos, then continue to the offshore reef, Lake Boca Raton, or south toward Las Olas Isles depending on your chosen route.
WHERE YOU CAN GO
Top Stops on a Hillsboro Inlet Boat Tour
The lighthouse at the inlet mouth is the core of every Hillsboro Inlet charter. These are the most requested stops before and after the lighthouse on a north-Broward yacht tour.
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Hillsboro Inlet & Lighthouse
Primary StopThe 1907 Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse marks the north jetty where the Intracoastal meets the Atlantic, between Pompano Beach and Hillsboro Beach. The octagonal iron tower and the historic keeper's house sit on private grounds, so the water is the clearest vantage point. A private yacht eases to the inlet mouth and holds within photo distance of the lighthouse, the jetty, and the swift inlet current. This is the defining moment of any Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse boat tour, roughly 10 to 15 minutes from the Pompano marinas.
A few hundred yards off the inlet, the Broward reef line runs parallel to the coast in three tiers. The nearshore reef sits in clear, shallow water ideal for a snorkel or dive stop straight off the lighthouse, with tropical fish, sea turtles, and living coral. Combining the lighthouse with a reef swim is the most requested add-on on a 4-hour Hillsboro Inlet charter.
Lake Boca Raton, a short run north of Hillsboro Inlet past Deerfield Beach, is the area's favorite anchoring and party sandbar. The sheltered lake fills with rafted-up boats on weekends, with the Boca Raton Resort and the Boca Inlet framing the north end. A Hillsboro lighthouse tour extends naturally to a Lake Boca swim and anchor stop on a 4 to 6-hour charter.
Just north of Hillsboro Inlet, the Deerfield Beach oceanfront and its landmark fishing pier line the coast toward Boca Raton. The blue-flag beach, the reef offshore, and Deerfield Island Park on the Intracoastal make this a scenic stretch to cruise before or after the lighthouse. A short northbound leg from the inlet.
South of the inlet, the Pompano Beach waterfront runs along the Intracoastal past Sands Harbor, the Pompano Pier, and the reef-diving hub the city is known for. A Hillsboro Inlet charter usually starts or finishes here, with the lighthouse a short run to the north and the offshore reef line straight out from the beach.
West of the inlet, the deep-water canals of Lighthouse Point are lined with waterfront estates and private docks, with the historic Cap's Place island restaurant reachable only by boat. A cruise through the Lighthouse Point canals pairs the lighthouse landmark with a look at north Broward's finest boating neighborhood.
On a full-day charter the route runs south from Hillsboro Inlet down the Intracoastal to the Las Olas Isles, Fort Lauderdale's superyacht row of finger islands lined with mega-yachts and waterfront mansions. Combining the north-Broward lighthouse with the Fort Lauderdale estate waterfront makes for the most complete Broward sightseeing day.
- Hillsboro Inlet & LighthousePrimary StopThe 1907 Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse marks the north jetty where the Intracoastal meets the Atlantic, between Pompano Beach and Hillsboro Beach. The octagonal iron tower and the historic keeper's house sit on private grounds, so the water is the clearest vantage point. A private yacht eases to the inlet mouth and holds within photo distance of the lighthouse, the jetty, and the swift inlet current. This is the defining moment of any Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse boat tour, roughly 10 to 15 minutes from the Pompano marinas.
- The Reef LineSnorkel & DiveA few hundred yards off the inlet, the Broward reef line runs parallel to the coast in three tiers. The nearshore reef sits in clear, shallow water ideal for a snorkel or dive stop straight off the lighthouse, with tropical fish, sea turtles, and living coral. Combining the lighthouse with a reef swim is the most requested add-on on a 4-hour Hillsboro Inlet charter.
- Lake Boca RatonParty SandbarLake Boca Raton, a short run north of Hillsboro Inlet past Deerfield Beach, is the area's favorite anchoring and party sandbar. The sheltered lake fills with rafted-up boats on weekends, with the Boca Raton Resort and the Boca Inlet framing the north end. A Hillsboro lighthouse tour extends naturally to a Lake Boca swim and anchor stop on a 4 to 6-hour charter.
- Deerfield Beach & PierNorth of the InletJust north of Hillsboro Inlet, the Deerfield Beach oceanfront and its landmark fishing pier line the coast toward Boca Raton. The blue-flag beach, the reef offshore, and Deerfield Island Park on the Intracoastal make this a scenic stretch to cruise before or after the lighthouse. A short northbound leg from the inlet.
- Pompano Beach WaterfrontSouth of the InletSouth of the inlet, the Pompano Beach waterfront runs along the Intracoastal past Sands Harbor, the Pompano Pier, and the reef-diving hub the city is known for. A Hillsboro Inlet charter usually starts or finishes here, with the lighthouse a short run to the north and the offshore reef line straight out from the beach.
- Lighthouse Point CanalsIntracoastal EstatesWest of the inlet, the deep-water canals of Lighthouse Point are lined with waterfront estates and private docks, with the historic Cap's Place island restaurant reachable only by boat. A cruise through the Lighthouse Point canals pairs the lighthouse landmark with a look at north Broward's finest boating neighborhood.
- Las Olas IslesSouth to Fort LauderdaleOn a full-day charter the route runs south from Hillsboro Inlet down the Intracoastal to the Las Olas Isles, Fort Lauderdale's superyacht row of finger islands lined with mega-yachts and waterfront mansions. Combining the north-Broward lighthouse with the Fort Lauderdale estate waterfront makes for the most complete Broward sightseeing day.
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Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse Tour and North Broward Cruise
Crown Yachts is the private charter fleet for Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse tours, reef cruises, and north-Broward yacht sightseeing near Fort Lauderdale. Every booking is fully private, fully crewed, and managed from first inquiry to return.
Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse Tour: Pompano Marinas, the North Jetty, and the Atlantic
Minutes from the Pompano marinas to the 1907 lighthouse
A Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse boat tour through Crown Yachts starts at Hillsboro Inlet Marina or Sands Harbor on the Pompano Beach side of the inlet, a few minutes from the tower. The yacht runs to the inlet mouth, holds at the north jetty within photo distance of the lighthouse and the historic keeper's house, then eases out toward the reef line. Crown Yachts operates 55+ private yachts for Hillsboro Inlet tours, from 40-foot sport boats to 116-foot superyachts, with a licensed captain and full crew on every booking.
Lighthouse, Reef, and Sandbar: Hillsboro Inlet, the Reef Line, and Lake Boca Raton
Three of north Broward's best stops on a single charter
The waters around Hillsboro Inlet pack three of the area's best stops into a short run. The lighthouse and jetty at the inlet mouth. The Broward reef line a few hundred yards offshore for a snorkel or dive stop over living coral. And Lake Boca Raton to the north, the region's favorite party sandbar for a swim and anchor stop. A 4 to 6-hour charter covers all three, and a birthday charter or bachelorette party turns the run into a full day on the water.
Private Chef, DJ, and Full Service: Complete Hillsboro Inlet Tour Package
Every add-on coordinated and loaded before your group boards
The licensed captain, crew, and private yacht are the foundation of every Hillsboro Inlet charter. Crown Yachts coordinates the full service package on top: a private chef preparing a custom menu on board throughout the tour, a professional DJ with sound and lighting set up on deck, custom event decoration for any occasion, full catering menus, and VIP ground transport from your hotel or address to the marina. Everything arranged and loaded before you board.
North Broward Cruise: Deerfield, Pompano, Lighthouse Point, and Las Olas
The most complete Broward waterfront itinerary on a single charter day
North Broward's best waterfront is all reachable on a single Hillsboro Inlet charter. The lighthouse and jetty at the inlet. The Deerfield Beach pier and oceanfront to the north. The Pompano Beach waterfront and reef to the south. The estate canals of Lighthouse Point with the boat-access-only Cap's Place. And, on a full day, the run south to the Las Olas Isles superyacht row in Fort Lauderdale. A 4 to 8-hour charter strings the best of them together.
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Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse Tour FAQ
- What is a Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse boat tour?
- A Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse boat tour is a private yacht charter that runs to the mouth of Hillsboro Inlet in north Broward County, holding within photo distance of the 1907 Hillsboro Lighthouse, the north jetty, and the open Atlantic. The lighthouse grounds are private and closed to the public, so the water is the clearest way to see it up close. Crown Yachts Miami operates a fleet of 55+ private yachts for Hillsboro Inlet tours departing from Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Deerfield Beach, and the Fort Lauderdale marinas.
- Can you visit the Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse?
- The Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse sits on private US Coast Guard land at the north jetty in Hillsboro Beach and is not open for regular public visits. The Hillsboro Lighthouse Preservation Society runs occasional organized tours a few times a year. For most visitors, the clearest and closest view of the lighthouse, the octagonal iron tower, and the historic keeper's house is from the water on a private boat that eases up to the inlet mouth.
- How long is the Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse tour by boat?
- A dedicated 2-hour Hillsboro Inlet express from a Pompano Beach marina covers the lighthouse, the jetty, and the nearshore reef line. A 4-hour charter adds an offshore reef snorkel stop or a run north to the Lake Boca Raton sandbar. A full-day Broward waters cruise combining Hillsboro Inlet, Lake Boca, the Deerfield and Pompano waterfront, and the run south to Las Olas Isles runs 6 to 8 hours. The 4-hour format is the most commonly booked.
- Which marina is closest to Hillsboro Inlet for a boat tour?
- Hillsboro Inlet Marina on the Pompano Beach side of the inlet is the closest departure point, a few hundred yards from the lighthouse and the jetty. Sands Harbor Marina in Pompano Beach and Lighthouse Point Marina in Lighthouse Point are also within minutes. Groups arriving from downtown Fort Lauderdale board at Bahia Mar or Las Olas Marina and run 20 to 25 minutes north up the Intracoastal to reach the inlet.
- What else can you see on a Hillsboro Inlet charter?
- Beyond the lighthouse, a Hillsboro Inlet charter can take in the offshore reef line for a snorkel stop, Lake Boca Raton to the north for a swim and sandbar anchor, the Deerfield Beach pier and oceanfront, the Pompano Beach waterfront, and the deep-water estate canals of Lighthouse Point with the boat-access-only Cap's Place restaurant. A full-day charter can continue south to the Las Olas Isles superyacht row in Fort Lauderdale.
- Is a Hillsboro Inlet tour good for a birthday or celebration?
- Yes. The lighthouse, the reef, and the Lake Boca sandbar make a scenic backdrop for a birthday yacht rental or a bachelorette party in Fort Lauderdale. A private chef, DJ, and custom decoration are the most popular add-ons for celebration charters. Fort Lauderdale yacht charters start from $1,500 for a 4-hour private booking. Contact us for available yachts and current rates.
- How bright is the Hillsboro Lighthouse?
- The Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse, first lit in 1907, was long known as one of the brightest lighthouses on the Florida coast, with a powerful rotating beam visible far out to sea. The octagonal iron-skeleton tower stands on the north side of the inlet and still functions as an active aid to navigation maintained by the US Coast Guard. From the water on a clear evening the beacon and the historic keeper's house are a striking sight as the yacht holds at the inlet mouth.
- How many people can join a Hillsboro Inlet boat tour?
- Hillsboro Inlet charters accommodate groups from 2 to 13 guests on standard private yachts. Sport yachts in the 45 to 75-foot range are the most popular for lighthouse and reef sightseeing and give excellent on-deck visibility. Larger motor yachts in the 65 to 105-foot range are available for groups needing more deck space on extended full-day tours. Every charter is fully private. Contact us about group configurations for family charters, large groups, or corporate outings.
- What is the best time of day for a Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse tour?
- Late afternoon into golden hour is the most requested window for a Hillsboro Inlet lighthouse tour, giving warm light on the tower and the jetty and, on clear evenings, the beacon starting to turn as the sun drops. Morning departures have the calmest water and the best clarity over the offshore reef for a snorkel stop. Midday is popular for reef and Lake Boca swim charters. All departure windows are available and the lighthouse is photogenic at any time of day.
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