Celebrate the couple with both sets of friends on one private boat. Mix everyone’s favorite songs, bring the drinks and let the wedding-weekend fun start early. Bring your whole crew, up to 22 guests.
Private charters · 2–8 hours · Up to 22 guests · As low as $550
Plan a joint bachelor and bachelorette party boat in Fort Lauderdale with a private 40-foot charter, BYOB coolers, music and room for up to 22 adults.
A joint bachelor and bachelorette party brings the couple and their friends into the same celebration. Start with a toast, get everyone in a photo and let the two friend groups get to know each other. There’s plenty to talk about with Fort Lauderdale’s waterfront going by.
Freaky Tiki welcomes private groups of 1–22. Gather around the table, find a seat in the shade or make room for dancing. Your licensed captain and mate, standard-route fuel, coolers and ice are included, along with a private bathroom, a sound system and a giant floating mat.
Three hours is a fun way to spend part of the weekend together. Four is the popular choice for cruising and more time at the sandbar. Choose five, six or eight if you want the boat day to be the main celebration. Water stops depend on conditions and the captain’s judgment.
Build a playlist with requests from both friend groups. Pack the couple’s favorite snacks, bring something to toast with and add a few boat-safe decorations approved by the crew. By the time the wedding comes around, everyone will have a few more stories to share.
Share the guest list, favorite-song requests and confirmed arrival details. Let each side bring something the couple will love.
Collect final RSVPs from both sides early and keep the total at or below the boat’s 22-person limit.
Decide whether the group wants a lively sandbar-style afternoon, a scenic cruise or a relaxed sunset charter before selecting the time.
Send the confirmed pickup details, packing list and schedule to everyone at once, including a comfortable buffer before dinner or nightlife.
Share the boat photos and trip rules in one group chat so both sides have the same plan.
“Our combo bachelor/bachelorette party had an amazing time! Captain Nick and mate Jeremy were very accommodating!”
Ashley A. • Jul 2026
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Charter typeYour private party boat, with crew, music and BYOB drinks
See party boat chartersBring the two sets of weekend plans together with ideas from our bachelor and bachelorette guides.
It is one combined celebration for the couple and both sides of the wedding party. Some groups call it a joint bach party, combined bachelor-bachelorette party or coed bach party.
Yes. Freaky Tiki is reserved only for your invited group; unrelated passengers are not added to the charter.
Freaky Tiki welcomes private groups from 1 to 22 guests, which can keep both wedding-party crews together on one boat.
Four hours is the popular all-around choice for cruising, photos and possible water time. Three hours fits a tighter schedule, while a five-, six- or eight-hour charter makes the boat day the main event.
Yes. Guests may bring drinks, ready-to-serve food and secure boat-safe decorations. Review the Boat & Amenities policies before packing, and confirm any unusual decoration or vendor plan with the crew.
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.
Find a departure that works for both groups and reserve one boat for the celebration.
