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Palm Beach Island Sunset Cruise

Come aboard our catamaran boat for the most spectacular view in Palm Beach. Our sunset cruise is a 2 hour narrated experience, cruising through the intracoastal waterway learning about the history of Peanut Island, Palm Beach Island and so much more! See some of the largest most expensive yachts as we cruise past mega yacht marinas. Our boat is equipped with ample cushioned seating, a bathroom, a bar, and has an open concept allowing our guests to walk around the boat freely while underway. What better way to catch the sunset than cruising on a boat under the pink and gold sky.

A Little Bit About Our Boat

Our catamaran cruisers are fully equipped with all the necessities to ensure our guests have a safe, fun, and memorable trip. Both of our boats have a nice open concept, allowing you to move freely around the boat while underway. There is a bar stocked full with and array of wine, beer, and soda so you can enjoy a nice cold beverage while admiring the beautiful views. Ample cushioned seating, along with a bathroom is on board.

Where to go and things to know!

If you’re staying in one of our participating resorts on Singer Island, we offer a complimentary shuttle service to and from your activity. Please tell us what resort you’re staying in and we will add you to our pick up list. Please be outside of your resort 30 minutes before your cruise departs and keep in mind we have a few other resorts we will be picking up too. Running late, lost or decided to drive? Please text us at 561-243-8938

If you’re choosing to drive to our location:

Please show up 30 minutes before your cruise departs to find your way to our location.

Driving to our location – Our boat is located at the Riviera Beach Marina on the most southern dock. Follow the signs that say Peanut Island Shuttle Boat. The address is 200 E 13th St, Riviera Beach, Florida 33404. View Map Below

Running late or you are lost? Text us at 561-243-8938

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Our Departure Location

The Palm Beach Island Sunset Cruise leaves out of the Riviera Beach Marina located at 200 East 13th Street, Riviera Beach FL 33404. Our boat is located at the south end of the marina right next to the the Peanut Island water taxi. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the tours departure time.

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CATAMARAN SAILBOAT CHARTERS West Palm Beach, FL

Carpe Vita (Latin for "S eize Life ") is a 42-ft Fountaine Pajot Venezia catamaran. She was built in France to the highest standards by a top builder. She is a spacious and comfortable vessel of pure joy and adventure.

CAPTAINS & CREW

Cal & Marty Landau, both Pennsylvania natives, are passionate, sea-loving sailors, as well as licensed, experienced captains - and have been living in the West Palm area for over 15 years.

CHARTER PACKAGES

($300/hr, first 2 hrs;  $200/hr after)

2-Hour Minimum

Up to 6 guests

Overnight Charter

3pm pick-up

9am drop-off

Up to 4 guests

Intracoastal Cruise

A tour of Lake Worth, Palm Beach & West Palm. Relax on deck with a few refreshments, a little bit of local culture, and a lot of laughs.

(pick-up between 10am - 4pm)

Sunday Brunch Cruise

$775 for 2 people  

$875 for 4 people

Dream come true. Simple as that.

2 and a half hours of coffee-sipping, mimosa-toasting bliss. 

pick-up at 10:30am

Sunset Dinner Cruise

$775 for 2 people  / $875 for 4 people

Gourmet, fresh, inspired and festive. Fresh seafood and colorful skies make for delicious, unforgettable memories. 

(pick-up between 4pm - 6pm)

Star-Gazing Sleep Over

Day cruise followed by an evening anchored under the stars. Includes guided constellation commentary by a local astronomer.

We also host wine-tastings, bridal showers, engagement proposals, family gatherings, anniversaries, birthdays, burials at sea and many other events. Please get in touch with us to share your plans. We are very happy to work with you to create a very special experience. Call us at (561) 312-0010

All prices include the captain, 1 crew member, refreshments, fuel and operating expenses. , pricing does not include florida sales tax or gratuities..

PRACTICALITIES

Please review this section carefully before your charter. .

• Safety First Every passenger who comes aboard is expected to follow all safety guidelines and instructions presented during the orientation to Carpe Vita, and also to listen to the captain's orders on all matters of personal safety. All passengers are required to sign a liability waiver, which includes agreeing to adhere to safe codes of conduct while cruising. For our and your protection, we have a zero tolerance policy regarding all illegal substances and firearms.
• Food & Drink All cruises include water, ice and snacks (with the exception of the cooking-class cruise). Beyond this - we encourage all passengers to bring their own food and drink with them. We are happy to provide suggestions of our favorite local restaurants. We also supply dishes, glasses, flatware, stemware, corkscrews, bottle-openers, etc. If you wish to have your cruise catered, we are happy to put you in contact with some very talented local chefs.
• Pick-up & Drop-off We offer pick-up and drop-off at the Sailfish Marina or at the West Palm Beach City Docks. Earliest possible pick-up: 7am; Latest possible drop-off: sunset.
• Weather Here in sunny Florida, the weather is generally on our side - however, good sailing conditions are subject to climate fluctuations, and the weathermen (believe it or not) are not always right. If, on the day of the charter, the captain decides that the weather creates unsafe conditions for cruising, we will notify you two hours in advance of departure. In the case of inclement weather, we are happy to work with you to reschedule.
• Payments A credit card is required to hold the reservation. Payment is collected following the completion of your cruise. Cash payment is preferred. We also accept major credit cards. Gratuities are greatly appreciated.
• Punctuality Passengers must arrive 10 minutes in advance of their scheduled departure time. Lateness beyond 15 minutes after the scheduled departure time will be treated as a no-show. No-shows will be charged 50% of the charter fee. If you encounter unforeseen circumstances that make it impossible to arrive on time, we need you to contact us as early as possible to modify pick-up plans.
• Bathroom Facilities Onboard Below deck, we have an electrical flushing toilet for guests in ‘the head’ (sailor-speak for bathroom). It is imperative that you follow all instructions for proper use.
• Cancellation Cancellation Policy: Cancellation within 24-hours of reservation will be counted as a no-show and will be charged 50% of the charter fee. If we need to cancel the reservation due to unforeseen mechanical issues or illness of the Captain and Crew, all fees are refundable.
• Clothing Dress in layers and be prepared for wind. Even on warm and sunny days, winds can be strong out on the water. Bring appropriate clothing to ensure your own comfort. We do supply blankets and pillows for snuggling up.
• Motion Sickness Worried about getting seasick? Generally, staring at the horizon will take care of most motion sickness, but just in case - we have a natural essential oil blend that can help, and we are also happy to share with you some sailing tricks (acupressure points, breathing techniques, positioning on the deck, etc.) Dramamine and electrolytes are also available.
• Wildlife Stingrays, dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, flying fish, cormorant, pelicans, and many other animals are often spotted during our cruises...however, we cannot guarantee sightings. Having said that, we always keep a watchful eye on the water's surface, and we will point out all of our aquatic and aerian friends when we see them.
• Children We are delighted to welcome well-behaved kids over the age of 9.
• Miami & Lauderdale Though we are based in West Palm, with enough advance notice we can organize to offer our charters in the Miami and Fort Lauderdale areas as well. We aim to be flexible. Just give us a call and share your plans. We'll do what we can.

"The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever."

- Jacques Cousteau

If the freedom of the open sea is calling. Drop us a message or give us a ring.

Captain Cal Landau

145 Ocean Avenue, Apt 318

Palm Beach Shores, FL, 33404

United States

Tel: (561) 312-0010

[email protected]

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Jupiter Island, Florida

Catamaran Cruise

Discover the sights around Palm Beach as you embark on a historic sightseeing catamaran cruise. Climb aboard your vessel and sail around the Intercoastal Waterway to discover local beaches, Peanut Island Park, and the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum. While you sail, listen to narration about the history of the area.

• See Palm Beach from a different perspective—the water
• Enjoy covered and uncovered sections of the catamaran
• See the mansions and mega yachts of Palm Beach
• Purchase drinks and snacks from the onboard bar

What’s Included

All Fees and Taxes Alcoholic Beverages

Meeting And Pickup

Meeting point

141 S Flagler Dr West Palm Beach, FL 33401, Check in at the little blue “Hut” directly across from ER Bradley’s restaurant on Flagler Drive/Clematis Street.

End point This activity ends back at the meeting point.

What To Expect

• Palm Beach (Pass By) Kick back, relax, and spend an evening aboard the Hakuna Matata, cruising along the skyline of Downtown West Palm Beach and the magnificent palatial mansions and mega yachts of Palm Beach Island.‍‍‍
• Peanut Island Park (Pass By) Home of the historic coast guard station and President Kennedy’s “bunker” built during the Cuban missile crisis. Now a beautiful public park with world renowned snorkeling trails.
• Henry Morrison Flagler Museum (Pass By) Get a view and hear the history of the Flagler Museum & iconic Giant Kapok tree from the water as we pass close by. “Whitehall” is a 75-room, 100,000 square foot Gilded Age mansion built in 1902 and now open to the public for tours & events.

Additional Info

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Infants must sit on laps
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Stroller accessible
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Most travelers can participate
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 49 travelers
• Operated by Visit Palm Beach

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund. For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded. Any changes made less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time will not be accepted. Cut-off times are based on the experience’s local time. This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.

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Explore The Palm Beaches aboard The Keylypso! We provide a range of experiences, including Intracoastal Cruises, Snorkeling Tours, Sunset Cruises, and services for Corporate Groups & Special Events.

WHAT WE OFFER

Keylypso offers daily charters for individuals and groups.

Private Group Charters

    •    Ocean Snorkeling Cruise

    •    Peanut Island Getaway

    •    Palm Beach Sunset Cruise 

    •    Palm Beach Mansion Tour

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    •    Peanut Island Snorkeling Tour

    •    Ocean Reef Snorkeling Tour ​

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    •    Pre-Wedding

    •    Individual Charters

    •    Burial

    •    Graduation ​

    •    Team Building

ABOUT KEYLYPSO

“Keylypso” is a custom 34' power catamaran and is  Coast Guard Certified. Keylypso is b uilt for cruising and snorkeling and is very stable. 

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Pink Retreat draws Lilly Pulitzer fans to Worth Avenue, C. Orrico and Flagler Museum

The stream of women who poured into Worth Avenue's nooks and crannies Friday morning were unmistakable.

Their brightly colored clothes identified them immediately as fans of fashion brand Lilly Pulitzer, a brand founded just steps from where they walked as part of a tour of Worth Avenue.

The event was one of many lined up for the 500 Lilly Pulitzer fans who signed up for the fifth Pink Retreat , a colorful weekend that kicked off Thursday and continues through Sunday morning with events in Palm Beach, West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens.

The weekend, with presenting sponsor Discover The Palm Beaches, is a celebration of friendship and all things Lilly Pulitzer for those who attend, said founder Tosha Williams.

"Women from all over the country — I actually have somebody from Alaska this year — come and enjoy the sisterhood while all looking beautiful in our Lilly," she said.

Williams launched The Pink Retreat in 2017, organizing it each year — minus two years during the COVID-19 pandemic — from her home in Tennessee.

The retreat has evolved from a gathering of about 100 Lilly Pulitzer fans who met in Facebook groups dedicated to the brand, to the more than 500 people who attended this year to network with others who connect with the lifestyle that the brand represents: colorful, bright, exciting and warm, Williams said.

"I feel like walking sunshine, and it brightens my day," she said of the brand.

This year's event includes events in Palm Beach including the Worth Avenue walking tour, visits to C. Orrico boutique on South County Road and afternoon tea at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum.

In West Palm Beach, the convention includes cookie-making classes at Ganache Bakery, catamaran rides, journaling and croquet lessons, West Palm Beach food tours, make-your-own mermaid mosaics, Latin and Caribbean dance classes, tassel-making with local fashion designer Amanda Perna and a silent disco.

A celebration sponsored by West Palm Beach and the Downtown Development Authority welcomed attendees Thursday night, The Gardens Mall will host a ladies night, the National Croquet Center hosts The Pink Party and there is a farewell brunch at the art gallery of Camilla Webster in West Palm Beach.

Pulitzer, who died in 2013 at age 81, settled in Palm Beach with her young family in the late 1950s. She began selling the citrus her husband grew in farms north of the island, in Indian River County and farther inland toward Lake Okeechobee, and at her juice stand on a corner off Worth Avenue.

In a story that has evolved into folklore over the years, Pulitzer decided to have her seamstress make brightly patterned shift dresses that would be a uniform for Pulitzer's hours working barefoot at the juice stand, with bright colors designed to mask the splashes of juice she accumulated throughout each day. Pulitzer expanded to a boutique in Via Mizner when the dresses she began selling to friends "took off like zingo," she once told a magazine reporter.

Events on the island Friday morning began with the walking tour of Worth Avenue led by Leslie Diver of Island Living, now in her 20th year offering tours of Palm Beach. Diver said she was shopping in town last week and alerted shopkeepers: "Get ready, The Pink Retreat is coming."

"It's a real girl thing, I think," she said of the gathering, as ladies dressed in Lilly Pulitzer prints surrounded her before the tour's start. Diver said the group's arrival during the off-season is a boon during the typically slow summer months.

"You never leave Palm Beach underwhelmed, and it's great to be a tour guide and show them this wonderful town," she said.

Her tour brought the group of about two dozen — one of several walking tours Diver led for The Pink Retreat — down Peruvian Avenue to Via Parigi, into Via Mizner, where attendees spotted Mona Lisa, the well-known Royal Dandie pig , who is known for her strolls along Worth Avenue. Diver explained some of Palm Beach's lesser-known history, including the Alligator Joe 's tourist attraction that was at Worth Avenue's west end, and architect Addison Mizner's role in the town's development.

Jackie Hicks of Virginia took the walking tour as part of her first Pink Retreat. She heard about the convention through social media, and friends told her she needed to attend.

"I just love it," she said of Lilly Pulitzer. "It makes me feel good. I love the sunny colors."

Also Friday, C. Orrico on South County Road hosted Pink Retreat attendees for events called "Spilling the Juice," where sisters Colleen and Casey Orrico shared memories of their friendship with Lilly Pulitzer — later in life, Lilly McKim Rousseau after she remarried.

"These are fun, wild girls," Casey Orrico said, looking around her at the bustle of activity as women looked through clothing racks, chatted and sipped ice water and coffee. "Nobody's in black Lycra. Do you know how refreshing that is?"

Colleen, Casey and Kathie — their sister who was not able to be in Palm Beach this weekend — Orrico opened their store in 1985 in an 800-square-foot spot on the northeast corner of Brazilian Avenue and South County Road. Pulitzer encouraged them to move across the street into a larger space, which she gutted for the sisters' shop — which was the Lilly Pulitzer flagship when the brand relaunched in the mid-1990s.

"This was an office," Casey Orrico said, with Colleen adding, "There were cubicles all along one wall."

Within a year, the sisters bought the building from Pulitzer, who happily sold it to them at a great price, they said.

"She always supported us," Casey Orrico said.

When they received their first shipment of Lilly Pulitzer items during the brand's relaunch, the clothes from the 16 boxes delivered to C. Orrico never made it to hangers or shelves, they said.

"Within a day and a half, it was gone," Casey Orrico. "We'd never seen anything like it."

The love of Lilly has become a generational passion, with women handing down the appreciation for the brightly colored clothes and their soft muslin linings to their daughters, granddaughters and great-granddaughters.

The designer's daughters have done that themselves, sharing their mother's vibrant vision with their other children and grandchildren. Liza and Minnie Pulitzer also still live on the island, and recently partnered with the Lilly Pulitzer company to create a capsule collection, Barefoot in Paradise , in honor of their mother and the brand's 65th anniversary. It's a call back to their near-lifelong involvement with the clothing line, after each had a collection named after them in their youth.

Lily Leas Ferreira, Pulitzer's granddaughter and author of the children's book "Life and Lilly: A Palm Beach Adventure," came to C. Orrico on Friday morning to talk about her book and share her memories with Pink Retreat attendees.

"I feel like I grew up in this store," she said, smiling. "The Orrico sisters are like family."

She and Casey Orrico spoke to the crowd to share some memories of Lilly Pulitzer, talking about her love of entertaining and her passion for helping animals.

"It's all lore, it sounds like," Ferreira said. "She was more magic than I could ever describe."

Rachel Crawford of Largo wore her 1980s vintage Lilly Pulitzer shift to C. Orrico on Friday morning, with a pink and green Lilly bandanna in her hair. She attended the first Pink Retreat and has been to all but one since.

"There's a sisterhood that comes along with it," Crawford said of The Pink Retreat. She's a traveling nurse, and she's found community through the social media groups that have formed among Lilly Pulitzer's fans.

"It's really special," she said, noting that when she goes to a new city for work, sometimes for three months at a time, she has a built-in friend group. "Tosha (Williams) paved the way for all of this."

One of the highlights of The Pink Retreat weekend, Williams said, is afternoon tea at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum. The museum opens its doors for The Pink Retreat each summer, even though it does not offer tea in the off-season, she said. It's become one of the most-beloved events offered during the weekend.

This was the first Pink Retreat for Heather Borgese of Hallandale, who learned about it through social media. She's a relatively new Lilly Pulitzer fan, and just bought her first piece of Lilly clothing this past weekend, she said.

She was excited to meet other women who love the brand and its colorful clothing, and the lineup of events sealed the deal for her, with a catamaran cruise, croquet and, of course, tea at the Flagler Museum.

"It doesn't get more girly than this, and what a beautiful city to be in," she said, adding that she's lived in Florida for four decades and Palm Beach "is the quintessential standard of luxury."

Jamie Arty of New York's Long Island went all-out for her first Pink Retreat, making fascinators for each big event and coordinating them with her favorite Lilly Pulitzer pieces. On Friday, she wore a fascinator with a fish that held a glittering blue plastic fish. Around the fish bowl, Arty placed decorations from her son's previous fish tank.

She's always been a fan of bright clothing, and Lilly Pulitzer's prints pulled her in. "I've been hooked ever since," Arty said.

This was also the first Pink Retreat for Vaia Galimanas and her 15-year-old daughter Ariadne Kalogritsas of Ontario, Canada. Galimanas fell in love with Lilly Pulitzer when she went to school in Boston and would pass the store on Newberry Street.

"It's kind of turned into an obsession," she said, sharing a photo of her three children, with her two daughters decked out in Lilly Pulitzer and her son in a colorful Vineyard Vines shirt.

While this was the first Pink Retreat for Michelle Strong from the Philadelphia area, her friend and fellow traveler Jill Flewitt is what Williams lovingly calls "an original," one of the people who attended the first Pink Retreat.

"The camaraderie, the colors, I enjoy it all," Strong said, smiling. "It's like a sisterhood."

Kristina Webb is a reporter for Palm Beach Daily News, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach her at  [email protected] .  Subscribe today  to support our journalism.

From splash pads to pools, the best ways to get wet & beat the heat in Palm Beach County

The heat is most definitely on this summer and if you listen to the news it's only going to get hotter. While it can feel downright apocalyptic out there, and the temptation is to just hunker down in an air-conditioned cave, watch movies, play video games, maybe even take that pile of clothes off your Peloton bike and go for a ride, you can't stay there forever.

When you've just got to get out of the house and get outside (or maybe, more importantly, just get the kids out of the house and outside), what can you do? Get wet and go wild! That's what!

And luckily, in Palm Beach County there are plenty of options from splash pad to full on water park. Here are some of the standouts:

Get wet and wild at the Palm Beach Zoo

Though known mostly for its fulltime residents, including jaguars, tigers, koalas, bears, caiman, cougars, capybaras, monkeys, flamingos, owls, and more, the Palm Beach Zoo also has a massive, interactive fountain for kids to play in and cool off. Included in the price of admission, the fountain is located in the center of the zoo with the four main areas branching off of it. Though the attraction "is mostly used by kids, adults are welcome to cool off as well," zoo spokesperson John Towey says. He also added that the zoo is very well shaded making it comfortable on even some of South Florida's hottest days. Towey said that the animals are also well protected from the heat with all of their habitats having shaded areas and most also having water features. In addition, many of the animals are given ice treats, including frozen bones for the tigers and piles of ice for the bears. The zoo is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and open every day except Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. Adults $28.95; seniors (60 and up) $26.95; ages 3 to 12 $22.95; ages 0 to 2 free. Purchase online and save $2 per ticket.

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Hot summer special: From June 1 through July 31, each full-price adult ticket purchased allows free admission for two children 12 and under.

Information: 1301 Summitt Blvd., West Palm Beach. palmbeachzoo.org

Drive through Lion Country Safari then walk through the 'Sprayground'

Open since 1967 and ranked as one of the best safari parks in the United States, this Loxahatchee landmark also has the means for keeping you cool in the summer. Enjoy 23 different water features at the Safari Splash Sprayground, satisfy that need for speed the on free fall and loop water slides at the Safari Water Slides and get creative at the Safari Falls exhibit where guests can enjoy slides, water sprayers, dump buckets and more. The Safari Splash Sprayground opens at 9:30 a.m. and closes at 5:15 p.m., the Safari Water Slides and Safari Falls both open at 11 a.m. and close at 5:15 p.m. Ages 10 and older $49; ages 3 to 9 $37; two and under free.

Hot summer deal: The park is once again offering its 'Summer Savings Pass.' The pass is $67.99 for adults and $56.99 for ages 3 to 12. It provides unlimited admission to the park as well as unlimited admission to Zoo Miami, Cox Science Center and Aquarium and Everglades Alligator Farm.

How great is Lion Country Safari? Zoo made this USA top 10 list for the seventh time!

Information: 2003 Lion Country Safari Road, Loxahatchee. lioncountrysafari.com

Ride the lazy river at Calypso Bay Water Park

Owned and operated by Palm Beach County Parks & Recreation, this water park opened in 2001 and is a great way to cool off, burn some calories and wear out those out-of-school kiddos. Check out the two 30-foot water slides and the interactive water playground. There's also a lap pool with diving boards and a nearly 900-foot-long meandering river to coast along in an inner tube. Summer hours (May 31 to Aug. 11) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Ages 12 and older $16; senior, military with ID $12; ages 3 to 11 $12; ages 1 and 2 $7; infants free.

Hot tip: the price of entry drops after 3 p.m.

Information: 151 Lamstein Lane, Royal Palm Beach. calypsobaywaterpark.com

Walk atop the lily pads at Coconut Cove Waterpark

This Boca Raton hot spot for keeping cool is jam packed with liquid refreshment. There are two four-story-tall water slides, the lily pad walk, a children's water playground, a recreational pool and a nearly 1,000-foot-long river ride. There's also a concession stand serving up brownies, chips, ice cream and more. Summer hours (June 1 to Aug. 11) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Ages 12 and older $17; seniors and military with ID $13; ages 3 to 11 $13; ages 1 and 2 $7; infants free.

Hot tip: admission price drops by $2 after 3 p.m.

Information: 20130 Regional Park Drive, Boca Raton. Information: coconutcove-waterpark.com

Check out the Mega Mayhem water slide at Rapids Water Park

Palm Beach County's ultimate destination for high-speed, water slidin', lazy floatin' fun has absolutely got game. This park features over 40 slides and attractions, a quarter-mile-long lazy river, a 25,000-gallon wave pool, FlowRider surf simulator, tube slides, kids structure and much more. New at the Rapids in 2024: the Mega Mayhem experience. Standing 54 feet tall with dueling runs of over 800 feet each, this slide will have you racing side by side and hitting speeds of 22 mph. It is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week through Aug. 11, with hours changing on Aug. 12. $64.99 plus tax at the gate, $54.99 plus tax online for Monday to Friday ticket and $59.99 plus tax online for an Any Day ticket good weekends and holidays.

More on Rapids: Rapids Water Park in Riviera Beach unveils largest ride in history for 2024 season

Information: 6566 N. Military Trail, West Palm Beach. rapidswaterpark.com

Wade into Barracuda Bay Aquatic Complex

A great place to cool off during those hot summer days this park features water slides, fountains, an interactive activity pool and much more. There are even several FPL solar trees where guests can grab some shade before jumping back into the aquatic action.

Information: 1621 W. Blue Heron Blvd., Riviera Beach. 561-845-4076; solarnow.fpl.com/project/brbp

Go jump in the lake at Shark Park 561

Within the vast Okeeheelee Park, not one, but two water play options await at Shark Park 561. You can tackle the obstacle island or try wake boarding, knee boarding, skiing or more towed not by a boat but by cable. For both the Cable Park and Ostacle Island there are some age restrictions and safety lessons required for some activities. For ticket prices and reservations go to sharkwakepark.com/561

Dive in with Keylypso of the Palm Beaches

Cool off in the beautiful Atlantic waters with a snorkeling trip aboard the 34-foot, power catamaran Keylypso. Their tours explore some of the most exclusive and pristine snorkeling spots in the Palm Beaches. See vibrant coral reefs in the ocean or encounter exotic marine life around Peanut Island. Top-quality snorkeling gear is provided to ensure a comfortable and safe underwater excursion. They also offer a sunset cruise and a Palm Beach mansion tour. Keylypso operates 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week. Contact for trip schedule.

Information: Lake Park Marina, 105 Lake Shore Drive, Lake Park. 561-718-2723; keylypso.com

More Palm Beach County splash pads, fountains

South Olive Park Splash Pad , 345 Summa St., West Palm Beach. wpb.org/government/parks-recreation/parks-facilities-locations

Bill Moss Hillcrest Paseo , 3401 Parker Ave., West Palm Beach. wpb.org/government/parks-recreation/parks-facilities-locations

Centennial Fountain at Nancy M. Graham Centennial Square , 150 N. Clematis St., West Palm Beach. wpb.org/government/parks-recreation/parks-facilities-locations

Lincoln Park , 5100 N. Haverhill Road, West Palm Beach. wpb.org/government/parks-recreation/parks-facilities-locations

Catherine Strong Splash Park , 1500 SW Sixth St., Delray Beach. visitdelraybeach.org/plays/cathering-strong-splash-park/

Lake Lytal Park , 3645 Gun Club Road, West Palm Beach. discover.pbcgov.org/parks/Locations/Lake-Lytal

Kintz Park and Splash Pad , 301 Glenbrook Drive, Lake Worth Beach. atlantisfl.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Kintz-Park

Eddie Ritz is a journalist at  The Palm Beach Post , part of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach him at  [email protected] . Help support our journalism.  Subscribe today .

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• Hour Glass 3 Hours

Sip & Dip Cruise!

Join this swimming adventure! This 3 hour excursion leaves from Downtown West Palm Beach and includes cruising along Palm Beach Island, past the Port of Palm Beach toward Peanut Island & our play time destination where we drop anchor and the fun begins!

• Happy Hr. Time & Price!
• Hour Glass 1.5 Hours , 90 Minutes

Flamingle Happy Hour Cruise

Looking for a perfectly relaxing and fun way to end your day or begin your evening? Enjoy a happy hour cruise for all ages!

4th of July Fireworks Cruise!

Enjoy the best view of 4th on Flagler fireworks aboard the Hakuna Matata! Includes 2 hour cruise, beer, wine, hard seltzers and soft drinks. 8-10pm with Downtown West Palm Beach Fireworks starting at 9pm.

• Best Snorkeling in the Area!
• Anchor Snorkel , Kayak

Guided Peanut Island Kayak Tour with optional Snorkeling

Peanut Island Kayak tour with optional Snorkeling This 80-acre man-made tropical island, located at the mouth of the Lake Worth Inlet, attracts explorers of every type.

• Anchor Food Tour , Cruise

Food Tour and Catamaran Cruise Combo

Dive into the ultimate West Palm Beach experience and enjoy fantastic savings! With our special combo ticket!

• Hour Glass 24 Hours , 2 Days , 1 Week , 1 Hour , 2 hours
• Anchor Rental

Kayak & Paddleboard Rentals

Set out on your own adventure! Rent one of our single or double sit-on-top kayaks and or you can rent one of our stable lightweight paddleboards.

• Anchor Kayak

Sunset Kayak Tour

While the setting sun is the main draw of this tour, wildlife viewing is always on our agenda!

• Starting at $65!
• Hour Glass 75 minutes
• Anchor Snorkel

Guided Snorkel Tour- Blue Heron Bridge

Take in the magnificent scenes of one Florida’s best snorkeling spots and one of the top shore dive destinations in the world!

• Hour Glass 1.5 Hours
• Anchor Dive

Become A Mermaid!

Live free diving.

Have you ever wanted to become a mermaid? Do you dream of swimming with a beautiful tail? Look no further, Live Free Diving wants to take you on a Mermaid Adventure in South Florida.

• Catamaran Snorkeling Adventure!
• Anchor Snorkel , Cruise

Keylypso Snorkeling Cruise

See the ocean like never before! Sit back and take in the sights, sounds and cool breeze of the Atlantic ocean. Book over the phone with one of our friendly agents and save!

Peanut Island Boat & Snorkel Tour

Join us on the Fins Up, a 24-foot Aquasport Osprey boat with a capacity for 6 people, for a fun day of boating and snorkeling in Palm Beach County.

• Hour Glass 2-8 Hours

2024 Private Yacht Charter

Enjoy a Private Charter on the 32 Saxdor Luxury Yacht! Includes: Exclusive Charter fee, crew fee, fuel, dockage out of Lake Park Marina (other pick-up locations available), Music System &

PADI Mermaid Certification

Earn your PADI Mermaid Certification! Duration 2 hours About Do you love mermaiding? This course is perfect for those that are beginner and intermediate mermaids.

Discover Freediving

Great first step for developing solid freediving skills! The Discover Freediving experience is a program that introduces participants to freediving activities in a confined water setting and under the guidance and supervision of professionals.

Give the Gift of Adventures!

Surprise your family, friends and significant others with a catamaran cruise or paddle along the gorgeous tranquil intracoastal Waterway of the Palm Beaches.

Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee Guided Tour

Jupiter outdoor center.

The Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee River tour explores one of only two designated “Wild & Scenic” rivers in Florida. For approximately two hours, meander your way downstream from Riverbend Park toward the Atlantic Ocean. You’ll pass through an incredible Cypress swamp and see many plant and animal species.

Cruising, Sightseeing or Eco Tour

Sandhill charters.

Spend a morning or afternoon cruising the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) in Palm Beach, FL aboard our incredible Boston Whaler Outrage.

• Hour Glass 4 Hours , 2 hours

Evening Cruise

Spend an evening cruising the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) in Palm Beach, FL aboard our incredible Boston Whaler 250 Outrage and take in the amazing views of lit up mega yachts and the downtown area.

• Anchor Bicycle , Kayak

Pedal & Paddle at Riverbend Park

Enjoy all Riverbend has to offer by exploring the awesome bike trails, then venturing out on the Loxahatchee River for an exciting paddle! Pack a lunch and eat en-route or take a break in between activities and lunch under an authentic chickee hut located throughout the park.

• Hour Glass 2-6 Hours
• Anchor Rental , Kayak

Kayak & Canoe Rental – Riverbend Park

There is no better way to enjoy a view of what Jupiter has to offer than to rent a kayak or canoe and venture into these pristine environments on your own adventure!

• Hour Glass 4 Hours , 6 Hours

The Manatee Cruise

Ohana cruises.

Our Manatee Half-day cruise is the top choice for most passengers, as it offers great flexibility and variety. Your captain will work with you to create the perfect itinerary based on the tide and weather conditions.

The Gator Cruise

Join us on the Alligator Cruise, where we’ll navigate the backwaters of the Loxahatchee River and visit Trapper Nelson’s Camp. Along the way, we’ll search for the oldest and most fascinating residents of Jupiter – alligators!

• Hour Glass 3 Hours , 4 Hours

The Pelican Sunset Cruise

Embark on the Pelican Sunset Cruise, a minimum 3-hour adventure that lets you choose between visiting our favorite sandbars or swimming holes, or simply cruising around the area to admire the stunning lighthouse and waterfront homes.

• Anchor Food Tour , Boating

Motunui Sunset Dinner Cruise

Sunset Dinner Cruise! Experience Tranquility, Gorgeous scenery and Tropical culinary delights! Embark on an enchanting journey aboard our exclusive Sunset Dinner Cruise