What occasions can we celebrate on Freaky Tiki?
Groups book private charters for bachelorette and bachelor parties, birthdays, corporate outings, wedding weekends, family gatherings, vacations, reunions, anniversaries, graduations and other private celebrations.
Do different occasions require different charter packages?
No fixed package is required. Choose any available two- through six-hour private charter, then plan the music, drinks, schedule and water activities around your group and the conditions that day.
How many guests can come aboard?
Freaky Tiki Boat Charters welcomes private groups from 1 to 22 guests. Freaky Tiki is a U.S. Coast Guard-inspected small passenger vessel operating under a Certificate of Inspection (COI) that authorizes it to carry private groups of up to 22 passengers. The COI records vessel-specific operating conditions, including the permitted route, passenger capacity, and minimum crew.
Is Freaky Tiki a good choice for a large group boat charter?
Yes. Freaky Tiki specializes in private large group boat charters for 13 to 22 guests while also welcoming smaller groups. The 40-foot layout, U.S. Coast Guard Certificate of Inspection, captain, mate, bathroom, seating, coolers and sound system help the whole guest list stay together on one boat.
Is the charter private?
Yes. Your booking reserves the boat for your group; you are not mixed with unrelated guests.
Can we bring alcohol and food?
Yes. Charters are BYOB for eligible guests. At least one guest age 18 or older must be aboard. Alcohol is allowed only when at least one guest age 21 or older is aboard, and only guests age 21 or older may drink. The person who booked the charter should bring a valid photo ID. Guests may bring any food they want; there are no restrictions on food. The boat has no way to prepare, cook, or heat food, so ready-to-eat choices such as snacks and sandwiches are usually recommended. The boat has two large coolers filled with ice. Guests may bring catering trays, cakes, and any ready-to-serve food, and food may be delivered to the boat before departure when coordinated with the crew. The boat cannot prepare, cook, or heat food and does not provide cups, plates, utensils, napkins, bottled water, or mixers.
Is there a bathroom on the boat?
The onboard bathroom is fully private and toilet paper is provided. Its marine toilet is for liquid waste only; guests who need a bowel movement should use the public restroom at the pickup area before departure.
Can we play our own music?
The boat has a powerful Rockford Fosgate Bluetooth sound system with a 12-inch subwoofer and party lights. Guests can connect a phone by Bluetooth. The boat does not provide a TV, microphone, or karaoke equipment.
Will we always stop at a sandbar?
Sandbar and swim stops depend on charter length, weather, water conditions and the captain’s safety judgment. Check your trip details and ask the team if a sandbar stop is important to your plans.