Sightseeing Hakuna Matata Catamaran Cruise in Palm Beach
Palm Beach
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Aboard Visit Palm Beach's 50-foot catamaran Hakuna Matata, this 120-minute cruise trades a stiff, fully-narrated history lecture for something looser: open-air seating, lively music, and a partially-narrated route up the Intracoastal Waterway past the mansions and megayachts of Palm Beach Island and the Downtown West Palm Beach skyline. The boat also passes Peanut Island Park, home to a decommissioned Coast Guard station and the underground bunker built for President Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
There's no formal sit-down meal, but sandwiches, wraps, and salads can be pre-ordered (with at least 4 hours' notice) and picked up onboard, and the bar sells beer, wine, and soft drinks throughout the cruise. Guests move freely between covered and open-air seating, which makes this a comfortable option in Florida heat without losing the open-water feel.
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Booking & Affiliate Policy
We link to this activity through our affiliate partnership with Viator. Free cancellation is generally offered up to 24 hours prior to departure. We recommend securing your reservation slot early, especially for weekends, sunset cruises, and private charters.