BRICK TOWNSHIP BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Two hours of sun, sound and BYO camaraderie aboard the Brick Tiki
A 2-hour public cruise out of Brick Township that pairs a lively social atmosphere with an onboard sound system, restroom and other onboard amenities—this guide tells you what to bring and what to expect.
Two hours of sun, sound and BYO camaraderie aboard the Brick Tiki.
Set sail on the new Brick Tiki for a two‑hour public cruise that trades formal sightseeing for a social, relaxed run on the water — bring your drinks, cue a playlist and enjoy the onboard sound system, bathroom and convivial atmosphere as you float from the dock and back.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A Lively Two‑Hour Party Cruise
This public cruise is built around socializing: a two‑hour run designed for groups and individuals who want a relaxed onboard soundtrack, BYOB conviviality and room to mingle while afloat.
BYOB with Common‑Sense Limits
Guests may bring beer, wine and seltzers, but hard liquor and underage drinking are prohibited; glass containers are restricted—expect a clear policy on what drinks and containers are allowed.
Convenience on Deck
The Brick Tiki provides practical amenities for a comfortable cruise: an onboard sound system to play your music, a restroom and allowance for small coolers (ice is not provided).
What the day feels like
What the cruise feels like
The experience is straightforward and social: passengers board at the dock, spend two hours circulating with music and drinks on deck, and return to the same landing — a short, buoyant escape meant for groups, friends and casual meetups rather than formal touring.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cruise suits — and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Valid photo ID is required for anyone 21+ who plans to drink. Sunscreen, sunglasses and hats are recommended; bring a Bluetooth playlist if you want your music queued. Swimsuits and towels are relevant only for swimming cruises.
This is a BYOB cruise: beer, wine and seltzers are allowed; hard liquor and shots are not. Glass containers are not permitted except wine bottles. Snacks and small coolers are welcome; ice is not provided.
Small coolers may be brought or rented onboard. Crew tips in cash are encouraged. The vessel has an onboard restroom and a sound system for music requests.
Plan to meet at the advertised launch address prior to departure so boarding can begin on schedule.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Brick Tiki public cruise?
The cruise lasts two hours.
Where do I meet the boat?
Passengers meet at the listed launch address prior to boarding.
Can I bring alcohol?
Yes—bring beer, wine and seltzers (BYOB). Hard liquor and shots are not allowed; glass containers are restricted.
Do I need ID to drink onboard?
Yes—valid photo ID is required for guests 21 and over who plan to consume alcohol.
Are coolers and food allowed?
Small coolers and snacks are allowed; ice is not provided and excessively large coolers are not permitted.
Is the cruise family‑friendly?
The cruise is offered for all ages, but underage alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited.