A River Tour With Personality Built In

What sets the cruise apart isn't just the color of the boat, it's the person driving it. Joi's local captains bring their own style to every ride. Some keep things calm and easygoing, letting guests soak in the scenery at their own pace. Others turn the two hours into a running tour, pointing out the homes, the local businesses, and the stories tucked along the New River that most visitors never hear. Either way, you're seeing downtown Fort Lauderdale from a vantage point almost nobody else gets, gliding past the city instead of driving through it, with nothing to do but enjoy the ride.

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Built for Groups Who Want Intimate, Not Overwhelming

At six guests max, this isn't a party boat in the loud, crowded sense. It's the opposite: a small, private space where the only people onboard are the ones you actually came with. That makes it a natural fit for birthdays, bachelorette parties, girls' trips, date celebrations, and small team outings, groups who want to mark an occasion without needing a huge venue or a big guest list to make it feel special. The pink boat itself does a lot of the work too. It's hard to miss cruising through downtown, and it turns into an instant backdrop for photos the second you step aboard.

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Bring Your Own Everything, Let the River Do the Rest

Guests are encouraged to bring their own food, drinks, and music, and build the two hours around whatever the occasion calls for, whether that's a quiet toast at sunset or a full onboard playlist takeover. There's nothing to set up and nothing to break down. You show up, get on the boat, and let the New River do the rest. What people tend to walk away with is less about the ride itself and more about what happens during it: the photos everyone takes on the pink boat, and the stories from the cruise that keep coming up in the group chat long after everyone's back on land.

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👉 Book the Pink Electric Boat Cruise

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