Up to Three Fly Side by Side Off Palm Beach
A 90-minute run out of Riviera Beach, where the parasail lifts two or three people at once and the boat holds twelve.
From the sand, parasailing reads as a solo sport. The rig running out of Riviera Beach is built for company. Get Wet Watersports flies two or three people at once, side by side on a single bar.
The boat leaves the south dock and runs out to open water. Safety gear goes on underway, along with the briefing on what to do up there. Then the line pays out.
The listing covers a 90-minute window and the parasail ride itself. Fees and taxes sit outside the fare, and the photo package is sold on the boat after the flight.
Parasailing Palm BeachGet Wet Watersports · 90 minutes · rated 4.9 from 147 reviewswww.viator.comMost of the Ninety Minutes Happens on Deck
The 90 minutes covers the whole outing. Up to twelve people share the boat, and the parasail takes them up in pairs or threes. Deck time between rotations fills the rest.
The operator puts each turn in the air at about 10 to 12 minutes. The rest is the ride out, the rotations ahead of yours, and the ride back. That shapes what to bring more than the flight does. Sun cover earns its place over an hour and a half on open water.
The Crew Briefs You Before Anyone Leaves the Deck
Gear and instructions come after the boat clears the dock. The operator describes the order plainly: everyone boards, the boat heads out, then the safety gear goes on and the crew explains what to do. The listing states that the vessel you board is Coast Guard certified.
Six Years Old and Fifty Pounds Is the Floor
The operator sets one hard rule for boarding: nobody under six years old or under fifty pounds, flying or not. It covers anyone who steps on the boat, including the people who came only to watch.
Younger flyers go up with an adult, and the crew briefs the guardian alongside the child. The booking page flags the ride as a poor fit for travelers with spinal injuries, heart conditions, or a pregnancy, and asks for at least moderate physical fitness.
Weather Is the Only Thing That Undoes a Booking
All sales are final, and no refund is available for cancellations. Pick the date carefully.
Weather is the one exception the listing carves out. The operator can hold the boat ashore for conditions, and a departure it cancels is its own call.
Dress for sun and salt. The operator asks for comfortable beach attire and either UV-protective clothing or sunscreen. Swimsuits stay optional. It also warns that guests have lost phones and cameras over the side, so anything you carry up goes at your own risk.
The boat sits at the southernmost dock at Riviera Beach Marina, 200 East 13th Street. Follow the signs for the Peanut Island Ferry and keep going to the last dock.
Arrive 30 minutes before the reservation. The marina charges for parking, so register the car with the QR code on the lot signage before you walk down. Restrooms, a ship's store and a place to eat sit on the same campus if you land early.
The boat comes back alongside the same dock, with the afternoon still ahead of you.