Key West bachelorette boat party — your crew, your day, your Jeanneau.

Six guests is the standard maximum on the private 38-foot Jeanneau sailing yacht. That setup gives your group comfortable seating, shaded cabin space, a private head, and room to move without feeling crowded.

If your crew has 7 or 8 guests, Six Fins can extend the charter under a bareboat structure: 7th guest +$150, 8th guest +$300, with the Charterer (21+) hiring the captain separately at $65/charter-hour plus fuel at $35/charter-hour. Larger groups of 10, 12, or more may be better matched to the 30-foot pontoon or a partner yacht.

A booze cruise sells seats. A Six Fins private bachelorette charter gives your crew the boat, the playlist, the timing, the sandbar plan, and the photos without strangers on board.

That means no public rail, no fixed party soundtrack, no awkward shared deck, and no waiting for a crowd to move before the bride gets her moment.

Yes. Bluetooth connects to the onboard speakers, and your group controls the playlist. Bring the bride's playlist, the hype mix, the throwbacks, or whatever the weekend is supposed to sound like.

Private means your music, your timing, and your vibe — not a shared sunset-cruise loop.

Yes. Guests may bring beer, wine, seltzers, spirits, and non-alcoholic drinks. Coolers and ice are on board.

The captain stays sober and handles the boat. Your group should keep glass to a minimum, drink water, and remember that the Key West sun makes a long boat day feel even longer.

Yes. Bachelor parties book the same private Jeanneau charter at the same pricing. The difference is usually the playlist, the pace, and the emphasis: fishing stops, sandbar time, tiki-bar pull-ups, harbor cruising, or a more relaxed private day.

Tell Six Fins what the group wants, and the captain will shape the route around the day.

Yes. The Jeanneau has a private marine toilet, also called a head, inside the shaded cabin. It can also work as a changing space when guests need privacy.

That bathroom-and-changing-room combination is one of the main reasons bachelorette groups choose the Jeanneau instead of a fully open deck boat.

Yes. Most groups bring their own food: charcuterie, sandwiches, snacks, fruit, or whatever the maid of honor has organized. Six Fins can also help coordinate catered drop-off or a waterfront restaurant stop when the schedule allows.

If the group wants sandbar time, lunch, sunset, tiki-bar stops, and multiple activities, book the longer 8-hour or 10-hour format instead of trying to squeeze everything into a shorter day.

The 8-hour private charter is the most booked bachelorette format because it gives the group enough time for sandbar, lunch, music, photos, and a sunset-style return without rushing.

The 6-hour charter works well for a half-day pace. The 10-hour charter is best when you want to add dinner pickup, a longer cruise, or a full day-to-night experience.

The 6-hour private charter is $1,395. The 8-hour private charter is $1,595 and is the most booked option. The 10-hour private charter is $1,895.

Pricing is for the whole boat, not per person. Captain, fuel, ice, coolers, and the private Jeanneau setup are included. Gratuity is not included.

Bachelorette and bachelor party charters depart from The Perry Hotel & Marina, Dock A, Slip #32, at 7001 Shrimp Rd in Key West / Stock Island.

Plan to arrive about 20 minutes early to load coolers, settle in, connect the playlist, and get the group ready before departure.

Full refund is available for cancellations made at least seven days before the charter. Cancellations inside seven days are non-refundable, except when Six Fins cancels for unsafe weather or another operator-side issue, which gets a full refund. If the captain cancels because conditions are unsafe, guests receive a full refund or may reschedule.

Six Fins does not run the boat when the captain decides conditions are unsafe.