Cruise Destin Harbor on a 1-hour speedboat built for thrills
1-hour
Speedboat cruise, sightseeing
Climb aboard the American flag-themed Screaming Eagle for a 1-hour speedboat tour of Destin’s waters. Ride fast runs and enjoy sightseeing across Destin Harbor, Choctawhatchee Bay, and Crab Island.
Glass containers, coolers, and outside alcohol are not permitted. No pets allowed except trained service animals required because of a disability.
The operator may cancel due to low passenger count or weather up to departure. If the operator cancels before departure, you can reschedule or get a full refund. If severe weather cuts the cruise short, no full refunds after departure. Without trip protection, sales are final.
Arrive 30 minutes before departure to allow time for traffic, parking, and check-in. Boarding begins 15 minutes before departure.
Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. Bring cash if you plan to tip the mates. In spring and fall, you may want to bring a jacket because sunset cruises can be cooler.
Do not bring glass containers, coolers, or outside alcohol.
530 Harbor Boulevard Destin, FL US 32541
This family-owned operation has been creating memorable dolphin encounters since 1994, and their experienced captains truly know where to find the action. Guests consistently rave about spotting large pods of dolphins, sometimes 20 or more, with many lucky viewers catching sight of these beautiful creatures leaping and bow riding alongside the 80-foot vessel. Captains like Pat and Scott earn special mentions for their humor, local knowledge, and dedication to making sure everyone gets a great view. The crew creates a welcoming atmosphere that guests appreciate, often going beyond the scheduled 90 minutes to enhance the experience. Families particularly love this cruise. Kids get excited feeding seagulls mid-journey, and the combination of dolphins, occasional shark sightings, and stunning sunsets keeps everyone engaged. The spacious boat accommodates groups comfortably, and reviewers mention thoughtful touches like honoring veterans and sharing the company's founding story. One heads-up: while the glass-bottom viewing is advertised, several guests note the panels are smaller than expected and don't add much to the experience. That minor detail aside, the overwhelming sentiment points to an affordable, kid-friendly adventure that delivers exactly what matters most—plenty of dolphins and lasting family memories.
Wonderful experience.
Sandra Gainer
April 4, 2026
Wonderful experience.
Sandra Gainer
April 4, 2026