Captain Your Own Boat: Fort Lauderdale 2-Hour Adventure
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Overview
Experience the thrill of being the captain with the '2 Hour Classic Self Drive Boat Rental in Fort Lauderdale'. Known as the "Venice of America," Fort Lauderdale boasts over 165 miles of waterways waiting to be explored. This self-guided tour puts participants in control of their adventure, navigating the scenic canals and soaking in the sights.
Participants can expect a comprehensive boat safety refresher and orientation before setting off. The rental includes all necessary safety equipment, such as life vests for adults, youth, and infants. Suggested routes and sights are provided to help participants make the most of their time on the water.
This unique experience offers the freedom to discover Fort Lauderdale's beauty at one's own pace. Participants get to cruise past stunning waterfront homes, luxurious yachts, and vibrant local scenery. Please note that this rental excludes optional gratuity and a $9.99 temporary boater's license, which is required for drivers born after 1987 who do not have a Florida boater's license.




Highlights
Be Your Own Captain: Explore Fort Lauderdale's waterways at your own pace.
Safety First: Includes safety equipment and a boat safety refresher.
See the Sights: Suggested routes to discover the best of Fort Lauderdale.
No Hidden Fees: Fuel is included in the rental price.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally have a wonderful time captaining their own boat in Fort Lauderdale, praising the friendly staff, well-maintained boats, and helpful guidance. Needing a boaters license can be a negative

Customers love the classic boat and how well it fits in the Fort Lauderdale canals.
They say the staff is very helpful and friendly.
People appreciate the detailed map and helpful suggestions provided for navigation.
Many customers plan to return for another boat trip.
Drivers born after 1987 need a boater's license, which could be an unexpected cost and step.
The boat attracts a lot of attention.
The Journey
Las Olas Paddle Boards
The starting point of your boat rental experience, providing access to Fort Lauderdale's waterways.
The Sandbar
A popular gathering spot on the water, known for its social atmosphere.
Tarpon Bend
A scenic bend in the river, offering beautiful views and a glimpse of local wildlife.
Millionaires Row
An exclusive residential area showcasing luxurious waterfront homes and yachts.
New River
A historic waterway that winds through Fort Lauderdale, offering picturesque views and a connection to the city's past.
Las Olas Blvd
A vibrant street known for its upscale shops, restaurants, and art galleries.
Downtown River Walk
A scenic path along the New River in downtown Fort Lauderdale, perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Historic Stranahan House
Fort Lauderdale's oldest surviving structure, offering a glimpse into the city's pioneer days.
Snow-Reed Swing Bridge
A historic swing bridge that adds to the city's unique character.
100 year old Rain Tree
A notable natural landmark, symbolizing the area's lush environment.
Little Florida
An area representing Florida's natural beauty and charm.
The First Fort Lauderdale
A historical site marking the original settlement of Fort Lauderdale.
New River Massacre Site
A location of historical significance, marking the start of the Second Seminole War.
Know Before You Go
This boat rental includes a basic safety refresher, all required safety equipment like life vests for all sizes, suggested routes and sights, boat instruction, and fuel with no hidden fees. It excludes optional gratuity and the $9.99 temporary boater's license needed if the driver was born after 1987. Drivers must be at least 21 years old and have prior boating experience. Those born after 1987 must obtain a temporary boater's license online before arrival if they don't already have one.
Hot Tip
Reviewers recommend paying close attention to the provided map and route suggestions for an easy and logical navigation experience. The staff are very helpful, so don't hesitate to ask them questions before you head out.