Fort Lauderdale Yacht Party & Party Boat Rentals on the Intracoastal

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Fort Lauderdale Beach

Fort Lauderdale's most storied marina, on the barrier island between the beach and the Intracoastal and home of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. The primary departure point for beach-area yacht parties, with direct access to the Las Olas Isles canals and Port Everglades.

On the Intracoastal at the eastern end of the Las Olas causeway, steps from the beach and the Las Olas dining and hotel district. A newly rebuilt marina and one of the most convenient boarding points for party groups staying along the beach.

A landmark deep-water marina on the Intracoastal at the 17th Street Causeway, moments from Port Everglades. Preferred for larger boat parties and group charters on bigger yachts needing deep-water berths and direct ocean access.

A full-service marina on the 17th Street Causeway with direct Intracoastal access and a short transit to the Port Everglades inlet. Central to the beach and downtown areas and a convenient boarding point for both Intracoastal and offshore party charters.

On the Intracoastal just north of the Las Olas causeway, walking distance from the beach. A convenient beach-area departure for shorter party and sunset cruises, with quick access to the Las Olas Isles canals.

On the New River in downtown Fort Lauderdale, surrounded by the Riverwalk and the historic district. The best departure for a scenic New River party transit through the heart of the city before reaching the Intracoastal.

A modern full-service marina on the Intracoastal north of Las Olas, near the Galleria. A quieter, lower-traffic boarding point convenient for groups staying in the central and northern beach areas and for charters routing north toward Hillsboro Inlet.

Fort Lauderdale's Venice of America, a grid of finger islands lined with waterfront mansions and mega-yacht docks. The Las Olas Isles canal tour is the defining Fort Lauderdale party route, a slow cruise past estate homes just minutes from the beach marinas.

Fort Lauderdale's historic waterway winding through downtown, past the Riverwalk, waterfront restaurants, and a series of drawbridges framed by the skyline. One of the most atmospheric segments on any afternoon or sunset party cruise.

A calm, shallow anchorage off the beach above a living coral reef that comes within yards of the shore. Ideal for a party swim and snorkeling stop, with clear water and one of the few reef systems in Florida accessible directly from an anchored yacht.

The stretch of the Intracoastal lined with Fort Lauderdale's most extravagant waterfront estates and the mega-yachts docked behind them. A cruise along Millionaire's Row is a standard highlight of any Intracoastal yacht party.

One of the busiest cruise ports on the East Coast and Fort Lauderdale's gateway to the Atlantic. Transiting Port Everglades on a private yacht, passing towering cruise ships at the inlet, is one of the most impressive backdrops for party photos in South Florida.

The scenic ocean inlet north of Fort Lauderdale, marked by the historic Hillsboro Lighthouse. A popular anchor and swim stop on full-day party charters, with clear Atlantic water and the Pompano and Deerfield beach coastline.

Cruise past the downtown skyline and under the bridges of the New River from the water. Best at sunset when the city lights start to come on and the waterfront restaurants fill up along the Riverwalk.