Beautiful Sails...

Captain Wolf grilling up a scrumptious dinner!

The "Absolut"!

Ft. Pierce, Fla.— Let's face it! Not everyone has the means to experience a sunset dinner cruise on a 34 foot Hunter sail boat. Such an experience seems attainable only to the well-to-do.

Not anymore. Whether you are visiting us from elsewhere or celebrating an engagement or special anniversary nearby; you too can experience a romantic cruise to nowhere aboard The Absolut, a well-appointed vessel docked in the Fort Pierce City Marina. Let Captain Wolf Sailing Charter provide you this unforgettable experience.

Captain Wolf Sailing Charter offers two types of cruises, three hours along the beautiful Indian River Lagoon with its rich habitat or a four hour offshore cruise. If you are looking for full sails, you'll want to pick the four hours offshore experience. It is also your best choice if you want to see dolphins and sea turtles in their natural habitat.

Captain Wolf Kutzner is not only a licensed US Coast Guard Master, but he is also quite the cook! The spectacular dinner menu for your cruise is delectably prepared on board by the Captain himself. Whether it's a succulent filet mignon char grilled to your liking on deck or a salmon fillet broiled with a mustard dill sauce or any of the other choices on the menu, the Captain is sure to satisfy your palate.

What is such a beautiful experience worth to you? Currently dinner cruises are a minimum of four hours for up to six passengers. Depending on how many dinners need to be prepared, the cruise could cost anywhere from the mid $300s to the high $600s. The three hour cruise without appetizers or boxed lunches for up to six passengers starts in the mid $200s.

To find out more about Captain Wolf Sailing Charters check out on to his website at www.captainwolf.com. St. Lucie County is located 1 ½ hours south of Orlando's International Airport and 1 hour north of Palm Beach International Airport on Florida's east coast. . Best known as the Treasure Coast for the silver and gold from the Spanish wrecks of 1715 that adorn our coast, St. Lucie County is comprised of two major cities, Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie. To read more about some of our other treasures and how your family can make some treasured memories, please visit our website www.visitstluciefla.com or call us at (800) 344-TGIF. . ###

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