Come play with our toys!

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Shoot down our ShipsAhoy! water Super-Slide from the top deck of our gorgeous 80' yacht during your next Drop-Anchor Day. (This BEAST does require the additional cost of two extra Deck Hands.)  Signed waivers required.

Take a walk on the water and lounge about on our 30' x 6' Sea-Sidewalk. Soak up the sun and join in the fun!

Three-seater that really seats two. Must be at least 14, have a "Boater's Safety Education Card" (Required for anyone born after Jan 1st, 1988), and be sober. Must wear ski jackets. (Provided)  Click here to get your boater's license!

A fun way to cruise around under the water or on the surface. Just watch where you are going and check your surroundings!

You won't believe these are inflatable! Must wear ski jackets. (Provided)

Holds about four women, 16 teenagers,  or one sumo wrestler. Tethered out the back of the boat so you won't float away.

Float with your friends while you soak up the sun! Tethered out the back of the boat so no need to worry about floating away.

For those who dare, we have a special non skid spot on the third floor where you can jump off (feet first only!) if the captain gives the go ahead.   (Jump at your own risk.)

Just in case you would rather be out of the water, we have three sunpads on the bow of the yacht. 

The distance across the vessel at its widest point.

This is basically the depth of the hull below the water and THIS is why we can anchor so close to your favorite island!

ShipsAhoy! has three levels of fully air conditioned living space. 

THIS is why you don't want to help when we are docking.  Nobody needs to lose a limb trying to stop this girl!

Diesel ONLY please!

This enables us to make fresh clean drinking water out of salt water.

This enables us to operate under our own power without being connected to external electrical power. Power outage? No problem.

New more efficient and compact system on the Flybridge.

This allows for extra smooth sailing.

These increase our maneuverability and are especially helpful when docking, adding to the safety of the vessel.

State of the art- and one of the most important safety features on any boat.

This system monitors all the other systems within the yacht and lets us know when and if there are any issues that need attention.

The first priority of your Captain & Crew is to keep you safe. 

The Captain has complete and final authority on all matters while we are aboard ShipsAhoy! For your safety, please do not attempt to assist with docking. The Captain & Crew are very knowledgeable and will be happy to answer any questions about ShipsAhoy! or boating in general. Please let them know immediately if you have any concerns.  

Locations are clearly marked with stickers. 

Extinguishers can be used by ANYONE who sees a fire onboard.

PASS--Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep!

Can also be activated manually.

2 each- Master Bedroom, Port Guestroom, Starboard Guestroom. Locations clearly marked with stickers.

Additional: Engine room, Galley, Dining room, Flybridge

Personal Flotation Devices

Personal Flotation Devices

To assist in recovering anyone who is in distress in the water.

To assist in recovering anyone who is in distress in the water.

To assist in recovering anyone who is in distress in the water.

Location clearly marked with sticker in Galley.

Location clearly marked with sticker in Galley. This is used to help anyone who may be experiencing a sudden cardiac arrest.

Located in the first aid cabinet clearly marked with sticker in Galley. This is much more effective than the Heimlich Maneuver, and so far, statistics show it to be 100% effective in safely removing an obstacle from a choking victim.

Clearly marked and located in cabinet on the Aft Deck of the Flybridge.

If we go missing... they'll find us!

Our beloved dinghy, "Chip!"

A variety of daytime and nighttime flares, horns, sirens , lights, whistles and mirrors, etc. to gain attention if necessary.

These masks are to be worn to aid breathing during an evacuation from a fire. They are located next to the fire extinguishers in the Master Bedroom and in both the Port and Starboard Guestrooms, Captain's Quarters, Crew Quarters, one under the Galley sink, and one in the engine room.