Fury Water Adventures St. Augustine
Fury Water Adventures in St. Augustine is strategically located to offer a variety of water-based tours that showcase the city’s unique blend of history and nature. Situated on the scenic Vilano Beach across the Matanzas River from the historic downtown, the primary departure point is at Beaches Marina, at 250 Vilano Road. A second location at the Vilano Beach Fishing Pier, 260 Vilano Road, is used for specific tours. This location provides easy access to the Intracoastal Waterway, the Matanzas River, and the Atlantic Ocean.
From this vantage point, Fury’s tours provide spectacular views of iconic landmarks such as the Castillo de San Marcos, the Bridge of Lions, and the St. Augustine Lighthouse. The tours navigate the waters that are home to a diverse ecosystem, offering opportunities to spot dolphins, manatees, and a variety of birds. Whether on a Dolphin Watch Harbor Sail, a Live Music Sunset Sail, or a thrilling parasailing adventure, the location allows guests to experience St. Augustine from a unique perspective—on the water, with the city’s historic skyline and natural coastline as a backdrop.
Vessel Design: Fury operates three different vessels in St. Augustine. Atlantic Fury: 65’ state-of-the-art catamaran with two viewing decks, bench/table seating in the shade on open air. This vessel has a spacious deck with 360 degree panoramic views. Two marine restrooms are available via a “ladder” staircase. A ramp with railings on each side is used for boarding and disembarking. Wheelchair accessible. Island Cat: 45’ Power Catamaran with one deck, bench seating in the shade and open air. One small marine restroom on board is accessible by one step. A step stool is used for boarding and disembarking. Not wheelchair accessible ,but please call to see if we can accommodate your group. Tough Chute: Parasail boat with bench-style seating, no shade, no restroom on board.
Captain & Crew will assist all guests while boarding and disembarking.
Service Animals: Fury allows service animals only. A service animal is any dog that has been trained to perform tasks to benefit an individual. The work performed must be directly related to the individual’s disability. According to the ADA, service animals for emotional support, therapy, comfort, or companionship are not considered service animals.
The guest requiring the service animal must be in possession of the animal at all times. Due to the nature of Fury tours, guests and service animals may be required to remain on the boat for the entirety of the tour. This is to ensure the guest’s safety as well as that of the service animal, St. Augustine wildlife, other guests, the captain, and crew.
If there are any accessibility questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact our Reservations Team at 855-815-4661 or info@furystaug.com.