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This is the dinner sunset cruise everyone is talking about. The sunsets are sure to amaze!
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The order’s requirements include:
- Persons must wear masks over the mouth and nose when traveling passenger vessels.
- A passenger vessel operator, transporting persons within the U.S must require all persons onboard to wear masks for the duration of travel.
- Passenger vessel operator must use best efforts to ensure that any person onboard wears a mask when boarding, disembarking, and for the duration of travel. The order gives examples of what “best efforts” entail, including:
- Boarding only those passengers wearing face masks.
- Instructing passengers that federal law requires the wearing of face masks while on the vessel and that refusing to do so constitutes a violation of federal law.
- Monitoring face mask usage of passengers on board and seeking compliance from those not wearing a mask.
- At the earliest opportunity, disembarking a person who fails to comply.
- Providing prominent and adequate notice of the face mask requirement; this may include advance notice by means of apps, websites, and email; posted signs; and notice on printed tickets.
Under certain circumstances, the order excuses a person for complying with the mask-wearing requirements. These include:- While eating, drinking, or taking medication, for brief periods;
- While communicating with a person who is hearing-impaired, when the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication.
- The order also specifies certain categories of persons are exempt from the mask-wearing requirement, including:
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- A child under the age of two, and
- A person with a disability who cannot wear a mask, or cannot safety wear a mask, because of the disability, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Safety is our number one concern. Due to weather unpredictability, the captain or guide reserves the right to cancel a trip due to weather up to the last minute.
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For boat tours Gate opens and we begin boarding 15 minutes prior to departure. For kayak tours, please arrive up to 3o minutes ahead of time to allow for outfitting. Bus tours 20-30 minutes prior to scheduled departure.
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No, we are paperless. You will be checked in according to the name the booking was made under.
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Yes, we have a fully functional restroom on board the tour boat for your convenience.
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We do our best to accommodate most special needs. There are two access ramps available to access the boat: one on the dock, one on the boat. Please see our policies here.
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We welcome registered service animals. Please see our policies here.
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There is ample parking directly across the street from the boat slip.
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We offer several tours per day. Check each tour page for details.
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While there are plenty of dolphins and manatees in the area, they are wildlife, so there is no guarantee we will see them on every trip.
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Our capacity is 24 passengers plus crew.
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All 24 passengers on board the vessel can sit in padded and covered seating.
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Prices vary according to the type of tour and age group. See individual tours for pricing.
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You may bring a soft cooler with your beverage of choice (no glass). We also offer beverages for sale on board and meals on noon and sunset tours.
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Reservations are required for most tours. The tours book very fast, especially during the high season.
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Yes, you may reserve the vessel for special parties and events. Please call in advance to reserve the entire boat.
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See our cancellation page for details.
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Conveniently located 30 min. South of Tampa and 30 min North of Sarasota/Bradenton, just off I75. We are also 30 min. from downtown St. Petersburg.
Aerial View of Little Harbor and Latitudes Tours Location