FORT WALTON BEACH BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Eight Hours Aboard a Luxury Tritoont: A Full-Day Private Pontoon from Santa Rosa Beach to Crab Island
An eight-hour private luxury tritoon charter that gives groups extended time at Crab Island and room to swim, snorkel, and relax—the essential planning guide for a full-day boat outing.
Eight Hours Aboard a Luxury Tritoont: A Full-Day Private Pontoon from Santa Rosa Beach to Crab Island.
Spend a full day on a private luxury tritoon built for comfort and ease as you explore the waters around Crab Island and nearby coves in the Destin area. This eight-hour charter emphasizes a smooth ride, top-tier onboard amenities, and long, unhurried stops for swimming, snorkeling, and lounging with friends or family.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Plush, Social Comfort Aboard a Luxury Tritoont
The boat is designed for comfort and style: plush seating, double biminis for full shade, a Bluetooth sound system and an ice chest make it easy to settle in for a long day on the water.
Long, Unrushed Time at Crab Island
The itinerary gives you extended time at Crab Island for swimming, floating on provided mats or lily pads, snorkeling, photos and relaxed socializing with plenty of space to spread out.
A Full Eight Hours of Flexibility
This is a full-day charter that prioritizes flexibility—cruise Choctawhatchee Bay, linger where you like, or opt to visit quieter coves while keeping a relaxed pace for boarding and return.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
Board at Cessna Landing Park and ease into the day as the tritoon cruises Choctawhatchee Bay with music and coastal views. Spend extended stretches anchored at Crab Island swimming and floating on mats, or ask your captain to steer toward quieter waterways for a change of scene; the eight-hour length gives you time to settle into a measured, all-day rhythm before a relaxed return to the dock.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this charter suits — and the booking limits to keep in mind.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Waterproof camera, sunscreen, drinks and food (no glass containers—plastic cups recommended), water toys (snorkel & mask, rafts, frisbee), towels, polarized sunglasses and an additional ice chest if desired.
Glass containers are not permitted at Crab Island or Florida beaches; life jackets and all required safety equipment are carried aboard the vessel.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Should you tip your captain?
A 20% tip is the minimum amount suggested for your captain and crew for an enjoyable and safe experience.
What is the weather policy?
If the weather is too dangerous to go out during your scheduled time, you may reschedule or receive a full refund; there are no refunds once the boat leaves the dock.
How is the captain paid?
Per U.S. Coast Guard regulations, the captain’s fee is paid directly to the captain on the day of your charter; cash or Venmo are accepted.
How is a captain selected?
After booking you receive a list of pre-approved licensed captains and you select and contract directly with the captain for your charter.
Are glass containers allowed on the boat or at Crab Island?
Glass containers are not permitted at Crab Island or Florida beaches; guests are strongly advised to use plastic cups for all beverages.