Boat tour questions, answered

Adventure Boat Tours operates in St. Augustine, Marathon in the Florida Keys, and the Daytona Beach area.

Choose the destination already in your travel plans. St. Augustine focuses on history, dolphins, sunsets, and seasonal lights; Marathon offers reef snorkeling and a sunset eco-history trip; Daytona Beach offers sunset sightseeing.

No. Wildlife moves freely, so sightings cannot be guaranteed. Tour descriptions explain where wildlife may be part of the experience.

Scheduled public tours can be booked online. Private experiences are booked by phone so we can plan the trip around your date and group size.

Your booking confirmation includes the check-in time and arrival instructions. Contact us before departure if anything is unclear.

St. Augustine tours depart from Vilano Pier at 260 Vilano Road, St. Augustine, Florida 32084. Open the directions page before leaving for the dock.

Choose Dolphin Tails & History for a daytime family trip, the Sunset Dolphin Tour for golden hour, or a seasonal Nights of Lights cruise from November 21 through January 18.

Each scheduled one-hour St. Augustine cruise is $44 per adult, and the Sunset Dolphin Tour offers a $23 child rate. The live booking calendar shows the exact total, including applicable sales tax, before you pay.

The scheduled Dolphin Tails & History, Sunset Dolphin, Nights of Lights, and Twilight Nights of Lights cruises are each one hour long.

Dolphins are wild animals, so sightings can't be guaranteed. Many St. Augustine routes are chosen because they offer reliable opportunities to spot local wildlife.

Yes. The tours are calm, family-friendly, and a great fit for kids, families, first-timers, and groups.

Dress for the weather and bring sun protection when needed. Nights of Lights guests should remember that the boat is open to the evening air.

The Gator has mid-ship space that can store personal mobility assistance devices. Call the team before booking so they can discuss boarding and your specific needs.

Marathon tours depart from 19 Sombrero Boulevard, Slip 7, Marathon, Florida 33050. Open the directions page before leaving for the marina.

Choose the three-hour Reef Snorkel Tour when you want to get into the water at Sombrero Reef. Choose the approximately two-hour Sunset Eco History Tour for Keys scenery and stories from the boat.

The Sombrero Reef Snorkel Tour and the Sunset Eco History Tour start at $70 for adults (18+) and $48 for children (under 18). Check the booking calendar for the total and participation requirements. Call for private charter pricing.

Yes. The Reef Snorkel Tour is a guided three-hour trip built around snorkeling Sombrero Reef in the Florida Keys.

The sunset trip is an approachable option for families and mixed-age groups. Before booking the reef trip, review the age, swimming, and participation requirements for everyone in your party.

Yes. Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and weather-appropriate clothing for the Keys.

Yes. Call with your date, group size, and whether you are interested in snorkeling, sightseeing, or sunset so we can help plan the trip.

Daytona-area tours depart from 3948 South Peninsula Drive in Port Orange, Florida 32127. Open the directions page before leaving for the marina.

The public Sunset Sightseeing Cruise lasts 90 minutes, making it easy to plan before or after dinner and other Daytona Beach activities.

The public Sunset Sightseeing Cruise is $44 per person, with the exact total shown in the live booking calendar before you pay. Private tours for up to 25 guests are quoted by phone.

Yes. It is a good fit for families, visitors, and groups looking for an easy water activity.

Wear comfortable clothes for the weather and bring sun protection when needed.

Yes. The private boat can accommodate up to 25 guests. Call with your date and head count so we can plan the trip with your group.

The tour serves the Daytona Beach area and boards in Port Orange, just south of Daytona Beach. The exact departure address is 3948 South Peninsula Drive.