Get the bride’s crew together. The boat is all yours. Bring your drinks, put on the bride’s favorite playlist and spend the afternoon cruising Fort Lauderdale, taking photos and hanging out at the sandbar.
Private charters · 2–8 hours · Up to 22 guests · As low as $550
Bring the bride’s crew aboard a private Fort Lauderdale bachelorette party boat. Music, photos and sandbar time for up to 22. Weekdays as low as $550.
Your group gets the entire 40-foot boat, a captain and mate, space for up to 22 guests and a setup built for music, photos, drinks and time together.
Keep it relaxed with drinks and a swim, or turn up the bride’s playlist and make an afternoon of it. Invite the whole party and make yourselves comfortable. Your captain and mate handle the boat, with a private bathroom and a bumping sound system on board.
Matching outfits, the bride’s favorite drinks and that song everyone has to sing along to. Those little things make the day feel like hers. Simple boat-safe decorations are welcome; check your plans with the crew first. We’ll have the ice-filled coolers and floating mat ready, and your captain and mate will help you settle in and enjoy the afternoon.
We usually cruise past waterfront mansions and yachts, head up the New River through downtown and turn around near The Wharf before going to the sandbar. Four hours leaves more time to swim, float and hang out. Two or three hours can cover the same route with less time at each stop. Tell us what you’re looking forward to most.
Spend the afternoon in swimsuits, then get dressed up for dinner or see where the night takes you. Leave time after returning to Cox’s Landing for rides, showers and a change of clothes. If the bride wants a restaurant stop during the charter, call ahead about seating for everyone and arrange it with our crew. Check whether a dock is available and whether the restaurant permits boat drop-offs before making that your final stop.
Send everyone the pickup details from your booking confirmation so you all arrive at the same place, on time.
Start the playlist, settle in with drinks and snacks, enjoy the Fort Lauderdale views and make time for group photos.
Jump in, stretch out on the floating mat or stay on board with your drink and the music.
Give everyone time to get back, shower and change before dinner or a night out on Las Olas.
Pick one person to organize the booking, decide who’s bringing what and send everyone the arrival instructions.
Bring her favorite drinks, simple snacks, towels, sunscreen, sunglasses, IDs and swimsuits. Add the bride’s accessories for photos and a change of clothes for later.
Secure balloons and banners are welcome. Leave glitter, confetti and real or plastic flower petals ashore because they can become litter.
Give the bride control of the music. Download her favorite songs before arrival, pick one phone to connect to the sound system and bring a battery pack so the music and photos can keep going.
Before everyone starts packing, send the bride’s crew the boat details and decoration rules.
“It was the perfect bachelorette party boat ever... The sandbar was the best party spot. Highly recommend!”
Chloe G. • Jul 2026
“This boat was so amazing for my sister's bachelorette party! Azeem was so fun and really catered to our every need!”
Lauren H. • Jun 2026
“We booked this for a bachelorette party and this is the best one yet!”
Melissa G. • Jul 2026
“I had an amazing experience with Freaky Tiki! We booked this for my bachelorette and it did not disappoint.”
Jackie F. • Feb 2026
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Yes. It gives the group one private daytime activity with music, BYOB drinks, water views, photos and room to celebrate before dinner or nightlife.
Freaky Tiki’s 4-hour private charter is as low as $1,050 Monday–Thursday when booked directly through Freaky Tiki. The Friday–Sunday standard price is $1,150. That covers the whole boat for up to 22 guests, including captain, mate, standard-route fuel and onboard amenities. The $100 weekday saving is already included. Taxes, booking fees and optional gratuity are extra; prices can vary for holidays and special events. Checkout confirms the total for your date.
Every private charter includes the captain, mate, standard-route fuel, two large coolers filled with ice, a sound system, group seating, shade, guest tables, party lights, dance floor, floating mat, swim ladder and onboard toilet. Your group brings drinks, ready-to-eat food, serviceware and towels.
Three hours makes a great shorter boat day, with time to cruise, celebrate and take photos. Four hours is our most popular choice and gives you more time to swim, float and hang out at the sandbar. Book five, six or eight hours if you want to make a full day of it.
Simple boat-safe decorations may be possible, but confirm plans with the team first. Avoid loose decorations, glitter, confetti and anything likely to blow into the water.
Yes. At the sandbar, guests who prefer to stay dry can remain aboard while others swim and enjoy the floating mat.
Guests can swim, float on the mat, take photos or stay aboard with the music and drinks.
Use the pickup location and arrival instructions in the booking confirmation, arrange round-trip transportation in advance and send the same plan to every guest. Leave a comfortable buffer after the charter before dinner, nightlife or other reservations.
Every Freaky Tiki private charter includes the 40-foot boat, a captain and mate, standard-route fuel, two coolers filled with ice, a private bathroom, the Rockford Fosgate sound system and a floating mat. Connect your phone and bring the drinks, ready-to-eat food and towels your group wants for the day.
Check four-hour departures for the bride’s weekend and get the boat day on the calendar.
