BOAT TOURS IN JUPITER – BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT

Paddle from the mother ship through a maze of shallow mangrove creeks that lead to an empty beach we call the “End of the World.”

There is no better way to enjoy a view of what Jupiter has to offer than to rent a kayak, canoe, or bike and venture into these pristine environments on your own adventure!

Explore the historic Jupiter Inlet Village and parks by bike with a local Jupiterian. Discover over 2,000 years of history from early natives to Ponce De Leon and more!

Watch for manatees, turtles and other wildlife while enjoying the beautiful tropical waters of the Jupiter coast and its surrounding areas.

Enjoy a sightseeing cruise past the Historic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and the estates of the rich and famous on Jupiter Island en route to Peck’s Lake.

Enjoy all Riverbend has to offer by exploring the awesome bike trails, then venturing out on the Loxahatchee River for an exciting paddle!

Help keep our beautiful Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee River and Riverbend Park clean. Take a boat and some trash grabbers–no charge–and head out in search of plastics/trash that threaten wildlife and the environment.

Enjoy a leisurely private cruise for up to 6 passengers aboard one of our tiki boats. Watch for wildlife while enjoying the beautiful tropical water, then relax on a sandbar or go for a swim!

Enjoy Your Party On The Water! Shaka is a floating event venue with all of the amenities and fun, including a full bathroom, couches, and can comfortably accommodate up to 41 guests.

Experience the beauty of Jupiter Island by boat and paddleboard! Paddle from the mother ship through a maze of mangrove creeks to a secluded beach at the St. Lucie Inlet Preserve.

Explore the wild and scenic Loxahatchee River by kayak from Riverbend Park to Trapper Nelson’s Zoo and Gardens in Jonathan Dickinson State Park. Experience the solitude and majesty of the river.

The Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee River tour explores one of only two designated “Wild & Scenic” rivers in Florida. Meander your way downstream from Riverbend Park toward the Atlantic Ocean