Jupiter Water Tours — Attraction in Jupiter

This is a nice boat ride if you have guests in town or want to get to know the Jupiter inlet a little better. Your guide Joe tells you about the history of Jupiter and who lives where in the water as you travel for an hour. Once the hour is up, the boat turns around and you can sit back and relax in the boat and enjoy the sunset. Joe the captain was also very friendly and helpful. They supply soda and water, chips and snacks for you to drink and munch on while enjoying the views. They average around 20 people per trip. There is ample seating under the boat to stay away from the sun and there is seating in the open in the back or the front of the boat. Sitting at the very back of the boat or the front gives you the best views. I would do this again...

Joe and Jeanine are great! They were so welcoming when you get on their boat. Make you feel like family. If you're ever in the area and looking for something to do, I'd recommend doing this. It's a nice relaxing boat ride with complimentary snacks/drinks. Jeanine is knowledgeable about the area and gives you so much cool information. Also, I recommend calling them directly to schedule because their coordinator, Bill, is great and will explains everything to you and answer your questions!

Lastly, park in the big parking lot before you drive directly to Square Grouper (that's where the boat is). Your GPS will direct you straight to the restaurant and chances are you wont find parking. Just park in the big parking lot right before...

Took advantage of a last minute booking with Jupiter Water Tours and sure happy we did. I was a bit surprised when we boarded a "dive boat", as the boat is also serves scuba divers in the the morning.

Boat was extremely comfortable with seating outside - open air, and as my wife preferred seating in a "covered" area. Also spent some time on the bow of the boat

Captians Zach and Janine were awesome. Zach piloted the boat up the ICW while Janine narrated the journey sharing information on the history of the area along with pointing out who owned many of the homes. Return trip they reversed roles and both of them were happy to field all out questions. So, yes this was fun and...