How the two hours actually go
Charters run Friday through Sunday, two hours dock to dock, with up to six guests on a private boat. Departures are at 11:00am, 2:30pm, and 6:00pm. Not sure which one fits your group? Our guide to daytime, sunset, and after-dark cruises breaks down what each one is like.
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The water
Drained and refilled every time
Fresh water off the dock before every charter, and nothing added to it. No chlorine, no bromine, no chemicals of any kind.
Filled to the top
Up to 300 gallons, deep enough for six people to sit in properly rather than perch around the edge.
Heats to 104°F and stays hot
It's already hot when you board. Ask for a change and it moves toward the new setting as you cruise.
You drive it yourself
- It drives with a joystick. No wheel, no throttle lever, nothing to learn.
- No boating license and no prior experience needed.
- Whoever drives is 21 or older and stays sober for the two hours.
- The whole harbor is a 5 mph no-wake zone, so nothing moves fast.
Easier than a Duffy.
What to bring
Short list, because most of it is already on the boat.
You bring
- A swimsuit, worn under your clothes or changed into at the dock
- A towel and dry clothes for afterward
- A warm layer if you booked one of the evening slots
- Shoes you can slip off
- Sunscreen for daytime departures
- Snacks and drinks, in cans or plastic. No glass
Phones and keys can come aboard, and there is somewhere dry to put them.
We provide
- Fresh water, drained and refilled before you board
- Bath salts for the tub
- A Bluetooth speaker
- Underwater LED lights
- A cooler and drink holders
- A phone holder and dry storage
- USCG-approved life vests for all six guests
- A restroom, a changing room and free parking at the dock
Swimsuits, a towel, something to drink. That is genuinely the whole list.
If your plans change
What you get back depends on how much notice we have.
3+ days out
Full refund
3 days to 1 day
50% refund
Within 24 hours
No refund
Running late
Departures are scheduled back to back, so a late arrival comes out of your own two hours rather than pushing the next group back. Build in time to park, check in, and hear the briefing.
Common questions
Because the water is only in the tub for one charter. The tub is drained completely and refilled with fresh water off the dock before every rental, and the shell is wiped down in between. A backyard hot tub needs chlorine or bromine because the same water sits in it for weeks. Ours is drained before that becomes a question, which is why nothing needs to be added to it.
It is already hot when you step in. We set a starting temperature ahead of your departure based on the day's weather, warmer when the air is cold. If you want it changed, the temperature is adjustable, but the water moves toward the new setting gradually over the cruise rather than jumping there.
No. There is no restroom on board. There is one at the dock, along with changing facilities, so use it before you leave. Two hours is a long time on the water if the whole group skips that step.
No license and no prior boating experience. It drives with a joystick, so there is no wheel or throttle lever to get used to. Whoever drives needs to be 21 or older and has to stay sober. There is no minimum age for passengers. We run through the controls once everyone is in the water, before you cast off.
A swimsuit under whatever you arrived in, plus a towel and dry clothes for the dock afterward. Shoes you can slip off easily are better than anything with laces. Sunscreen for daytime departures, and a warm layer if you booked one of the later slots.
No glass, and no drinks for whoever is driving. Beyond that the boat is BYOB and coolers and ice are permitted. Cans, plastic, and insulated tumblers all work.
There is no minimum age for passengers, so kids can come. Two things to weigh: 104°F is hot for small children, and the tub is adjustable, so ask for it cooler when you check in. Getting in and out takes some mobility, since there is no lift or assisted boarding.
Standard guidance is that pregnant people stay out of water above roughly 100°F, and our tub is adjustable, so a cooler setting is a real option rather than a workaround. Tell us at check-in and we will set it low. Ask your own doctor before you book, and do the same for a heart condition. That is a question for your physician, not for us.
Charters run rain or shine whenever the weather permits, and weather cancellations are rare. You are sitting in hot water already, so light rain is less of a problem than people expect. If conditions do not allow a departure, we will be in touch about your booking.
The Water's Already Hot
Bring a swimsuit and a towel. We handle the rest.
$495
The whole boat, two hours, up to six people
Friday through Sunday, three departures a day