Orlando FL Private Yacht Charter – Space Coast/Disney World Luxury Cruise Launch
Jan 13, 2022
With the global health crisis still limiting flight destinations for vacationers, Salt Tale Charters (317-281-8082), a Titusville-based private yacht charter company, announces updated services for travelers hoping to experience Florida from the vantage point of its famous waterways.
Oviedo, United States - January 13, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Salt Tale Charters’ latest launch offers luxury yacht rental at competitive rates along with guided tours of Florida’s Space Coast. The company specializes in providing state-of-the-art vessels for everything from weddings to sea-life sightseeing.
More details can be found at https://launch.salttales.com
The announcement details the recently updated features of the Salt Tale Charter fleet of streamlined boats. Customers can choose to have their rental vessel fully stocked with lunch, dinner, and drinks as well as enjoy the well-appointed cabin and cockpit areas.
Florida’s Space Coast refers to a 72-mile stretch of coastline that is home to the NASA Space Center – scene of many world-famous launches and still an active research and control center for US space programs. The region offers a year-round warm climate and an eclectic mix of coastal towns such as Titusville, Port Canaveral, Palm Bay, and Cocoa Beach.
Salt Tale Charters provides a highly-experienced captain and crew with each vessel, ensuring the highest levels of passenger comfort and safety at all times. The popular 41′ Sea Ray boat, known as ‘Little Linnie’, features an enclosed flybridge that helps keep travelers protected from the elements while onboard.
The pickup location for the Salt Tale Charter cruises is at Kennedy Yacht Club, just across from the Kennedy Space Center. This makes an ideal vantage point to watch rocket launches, providing an exciting experience for the whole family or entertaining business clients.
The company is also located less than one hour from the popular attractions of Disney World, Downtown Disney, and Universal Studios. Orlando International Airport is also close by, ensuring convenience for travelers at both ends of their trip.
About Salt Tale Charters
The company is managed by Glenn Brizendine Solutions and is committed to providing tourists with a unique experience of Florida’s beautiful coastline, rich history, and wildlife. Salt Tale Charters offer both 4-hour and 8-hour cruises, ensuring there is a suitable service for a range of client requirements.
A spokesperson says, “It’s time to relax and leave the driving and pampering to us. A fun and memorable experience awaits.”
With its latest launch, Salt Tale Charters continues to offer visitors to Florida a unique way to enjoy all the state has to offer.
For more information, please visit https://gbriz.convertri.com/ufixdit
Contact Info:
Name: Glenn Brizendine
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Organization: Glenn Brizendine Solutions
Address: 1809 E Broadway St #340, Oviedo, Florida 32765, United States
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89059950
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