Gasparilla Pirate Invasion Charter

Gasparilla Yacht Charters available through Tampa Bay Yacht Charter 727-776-8199
Named for pirate Jose Gaspar, who terrorized the coastal waters of West Florida during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, Tampa's annual Gasparilla celebration begins with the Gasparilla Invasion by mythical pirate José Gaspar and his crew. Members of Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla, accompanied by a flotilla of hundreds of smaller boats, sail across Tampa Bay to downtown Tampa on the Jose Gasparilla, a 165' long "pirate" ship. Once the ship lands, the pirate captain demands that the mayor hand over the key to the city in a playful ceremony. 
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Join the fun aboard your own Gasparilla pirate ship!
​The Gasparilla Parade of Pirates is January 25, 2020 
Sorry, Matey!!
The Smooth C's has been booked for 2020 
Please see the available alternative below 

The Smooth C's is USCG Certified/Inspected for up to 19 passengers and includes two (2) USCG master captains, a first mate, fuel, gratuity, and tax. Rental includes up to 8 hours on the day of Gasparilla and
​up to 2 hours the night before to provision/decorate. 

Price: $5750.00 plus $500 security deposit 
Terms: $500 non-refundable deposit is required upon contracting. $1000. is due 90 days prior to Gasparilla. The final balance is due 60 days prior to Gasparilla. The security deposit is charged one week prior to the event and refunded the day after Gasparilla as long as there are no damages. 

AVAILABLE ALTERNATIVE:
55' Bluewater Yacht, USCG Inspected for up to 36 passengers
$7250.00 including captain, crew, gratuity and tax
$500.00 security deposit
Please contact us via the form on this page and you will
​be connected directly with the captain. Thank you! ​

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Aargh ya ready to book your Gasparilla Charter? Please call us at 727-776-8199
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Please click here to read the review from our
​2016 Gasparilla charter guests. 

If you're chartering a crewed vessel for more than 6 passengers, the law states that the vessel must be USCG certified as a passenger vessel. Don't put yourself or your guests at risk by accepting a demise or bareboat agreement! Read more .... 
  • Vessels are regularly inspected by the Coast Guard to ensure all safety equipment and training of the Captain and crew are monitored. The design of the boat itself is maximized for safety and must pass several inspections.
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