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Tag: BYOB

Boat Charters · Richmond, Virginia

All-Party, No-Pedals: Private Cycleboat Cruises on the James

Skip the pedal push and trade it for barstools, a master captain, and a private stretch of the James River. These 1 hour 45 minute private cruises out of Rocketts Landing are built for groups who want to sip, soundtrack their own ride, and watch Richmond’s riverfront light up at sunset.

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Boat Charters · Burlington, Vermont

Lake Champlain, Your Way: A Private Day Cruise From Burlington

Settle into a 90-minute private yacht cruise on Lake Champlain, where you call the shots—BYOB, picnic on deck, and soak up Adirondack-to-Green Mountain views. It’s an easy, flexible way to see Burlington’s waterfront and the region’s quiet grandeur from the best seat in the house.

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Boat Charters · Beaufort, North Carolina

Tiki Time on the Crystal Coast: Beaufort’s Breezy BYOB Boat Cruise

Slide into the rhythms of Beaufort’s Taylor’s Creek on a BYOB tiki boat, where wild horses graze on distant islands and the tide sets the pace. This laid-back, two-hour cruise blends natural spectacle with easygoing comforts—ice in the cooler, music on the breeze, and a captain who knows the water’s secrets.

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Boat Charters · Beaufort, North Carolina

Mimosas at Dawn: Beaufort’s Coastal Calm Cruise

Ease into the Crystal Coast the right way: a 1.5-hour morning tiki cruise past marsh islands and wild horses, with cool air, calm water, and your favorite drink in hand. It’s the kind of Beaufort morning that resets your pace and fills your camera roll.

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