I booked Ken for 40th birthday Adventure. This one was different then your usual sightseeing trip…read more It involved coordination with friends and family and for the boat to be found in a certain spot (The birthday girl was one a treasure hunt) Ken was absolutely Fantastic and everything went off without a hitch. he was super communicative and great to work with. If you're hoping to charter a boat for a unique event, St. Pete boat Tours is the way to go.

You will remember your trip for years to come. The beautiful clear water spots and sunset were…read morebreathtaking..not to mention the skyway Bridge light show. The family and your friends will want to do this again...our drinks and food were allowed to come with us. The dog was welcomed as well. Friendly and very professional business, they take safety very seriously.

Cheers Events is a great partner that makes you shine. They're a one stop shop for decor, flowers,…read morelighting, drape and much more. From elegant to themes ... corporate, gala or weddings they have you covered. They own their props and decor so no mark ups. Their creative, responsive, priced fairly and professional.

The event team at Cheers is a breath of fresh air! Not only do they know what they are doing in…read morethe event world they are an absolute pleasure to deal with...It has been my experience that it is usually one or the other! I have worked with all of the team on over a dozen events over the past few years and EVERY event was flawless. I would recommend them to anyone for a corporate event, social, wedding or any other event of importance. Dawn Gilmore

Let me tell you about the time my wife casually turned a normal "drop our daughter off at college"…read moretrip into what felt like a deleted scene from a survival movie... destination: Solomon's Castle in the absolute middle of nowhere. And when I say nowhere, I mean NOWHERE. I'm driving waiting for streetlights... nothing. Gas stations? Nope. People? Questionable. Cows? Plenty. Motorcycles flying by like we accidentally entered a post-apocalyptic biker convention? Oh yeah. At this point, I'm looking at my wife like, Babé are we visiting a castle or auditioning for The Walking Dead: Florida Edition?" Then suddenly... BOOM. Out of nowhere... like a mirage built by a very creative pirate appears this shiny, aluminum-covered CASTLE. Now I'm confused. Because one minute I'm dodging cows... and the next minute I'm like: Did we just teleport to medieval times sponsored by Home Depot? But here's the thing this place is AMAZING. Inside? Pure genius. Art everywhere. Sculptures made out of stuff you probably threw away last week. It's like if creativity, humor, and a junkyard had a baby and that baby became a castle. And then there's the restaurant. Yes. A restaurant. Inside a boat. Inside a castle. In the middle of nowhere. At this point, I've stopped asking questions and just accepted that I'm in someone else's dream. If you want the backstory, go ahead and Google it because it's wild. But honestly, just go. Don't overthink it. Would I have ever planned this stop? Absolutely not. Did my wife once again prove she's the CEO of random but incredible detours? 100%. Final verdict: Unexpected Slightly suspicious drive in Completely worth it If you're ever near Ona, Florida--or even if you're not take the detour. Just make sure your gas tank is full... and maybe say a quick prayer once the streetlights disappear

On our drive from St Augustine to Tampa, we made reservations to see Solomon's Castle in the middle…read moreof nowhere on beautiful land here in Florida. This castle was built by Howard Solomon, a high school dropout, with his bare hands and his own designs with whatever scraps of metal he could find or that were donated to him by others. He had friends and neighbors who helped him build. He built vertically because his land was more narrow than wide. So there are stairs to climb. Everything including his unusual artwork inside the Castle was donated or built by Solomon. He also had a 1930s collection of cars and trucks that are displayed at the Castle. His personal story is very interesting which will be told during the tour. Visitors are not allowed to photograph the auto collection nor anything inside the Castle. There is no cell service/wifi there on the property. They do not use computers so everything is paid by cash: the tickets (we paid about $40 in cash for the castle tour and the classic car tour), the food, and souvenirs. They are dog-on-leash friendly, which is nice. The staff is very welcoming and fun to interact with! The tour is very interesting with funny jokes thrown in. Food is served on the boat and reviewers have been favorable about the meals offered. Remember, it is cash only. Parking is free and at the entrance before you get to the Castle. Wear comfortable shoes. I was happy that we got to do the tour. I don't know that I would go back because it is so out of the way but it was worth the trip.

Awesome team builder! Such a fun day. I would definitely recommend trying out City Hunt with a…read moregroup of your most favorite people. You won't be disappointed.

CityHUNT is a blast with all of our coworkers !!! Thanks for helping us build memories !read more

Beautiful spot. Lots of peaceful places for contemplation…read moreincluding a butterfly garden and bayfront observation spots Can't wait to go back

There is no diversity of plants, it is no better than just walking through the woods or a…read moreneighborhood park. Then we went to the north campus thinking it might be better, but they did not accept our receipt for the south campus even though it was on the same day. $40 down the drain...so disappointing

The Ybor City Scavenger Hunt was a great teambuilding event for our group of employees at…read moreiHeartMedia Tampa. We had a blast coming up with some very creative pictures for the photo challenges. The questions were funny and challenging and kept everyone on their toes. Everyone is asking when we can do it again!

What a fun adventure! We booked this last minute adventure out of John's pass before heading home…read more You set sail on an hour and a half long voyage through the inlet, down past treasure island and turning around before mid st Pete. While on board they have a pirate bar with free beer, wine, lemonade, soda and water. A number of cocktails and other beverages for purchase. They also have a few snacks available (Doritos, cookies, sun chips). We brought our bag with bottled water and snacks. Definitely sunglasses, hats and sunscreen! There is a small shade covering and little seating area in the make that covered but majority of the voyage is sunny. And trust me, you want the views! The pirates Matt, Dawson and Jake were great! They played the part and were awesome with the children. They did a pirate story time, dance party, limbo, water gun fight, face paint and plenty of views. The kids loved it. If you're looking for an adventure for the family, check this one out!

My husband and I took our two kids (3 & 7) on the pirate cruise and it was truly an experience…read more This wasn't our first rodeo- we two boys and one might say we are connoisseurs of the pirate ship experience. I can say with honesty that this was by far the best one we've done. Usually when we do these, there are tons of people and barely room to move around. I find myself hoarse afterwards yelling for my child to stay close trying to sift through all the people. There were maybe 4 other families on the boat and there was plenty of space to move around. The activities they did with the kids were awesome, including a water gun fight, sword fight, story and face painting. We even saw dolphins during our cruise. My oldest son said it was his favorite pirate cruise yet. The crew was truly excellent and we are so grateful we lucked out and had them make our experience so special.