Where to find us
Right on the Intracoastal.
Every charter leaves from Harvey E Oyer Jr Park in Boynton Beach, right on the Intracoastal Waterway — you're on the water the moment you leave the ramp.
Harvey E Oyer Jr Park
2010 N Federal Hwy, Boynton Beach, FL 33435
You pick up and return the boat at the park's boat ramp. Meet us there 15 minutes before your departure time so we can walk you through the boat without eating into your hours.
Parking at the park is paid. On weekends and holidays it fills up early, so leave yourself a few extra minutes.
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Where you can go
Intracoastal Waterway
Calm, protected water lined with sandbars, mangroves, waterfront homes, marinas and restaurants. All three boats cruise here.
Boynton Inlet
The gateway to the ocean. Offshore and fishing trips head out here aboard the Key West, when conditions allow.
Offshore
Only aboard the Key West, and only when conditions allow. The SeaRays stay on the Intracoastal.
Points of interest
The stops worth making.
Our guests' favorites, with travel times from the ramp. Your day, your route.
Beercan Island
Boynton Beach's favorite sandbar, about five minutes from where you pick up the boat. Anchor in shallow, clear water, wade in and spend the afternoon.
The Intracoastal
Cruise past luxury marinas, superyachts and waterfront estates, and stop for lunch at a restaurant right on the water.
Peanut Island
About 45 minutes north: calm lagoon water, a sandy shoreline and some of the clearest water around — a local classic for swimming and snorkeling.
Lake Boca
About an hour south: a lively sandbar where boats raft up on weekends, surrounded by Boca Raton's waterfront.