Our ashes at sea scattering service offers a compassionate and affordable option for memorial or burial services for your loved one, whether in Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach, or Ponce Inlet. We provide a range of charter boats for scattering ashes in Florida, accommodating different group sizes. Our smallest boat can hold up to 3 adults, while our largest vessel accommodates up to 6 people.
The boat trip to the designated 3-mile line takes about 10 minutes, including the idle period through our channel. Our rates cover the boat rental for 1 to 2 hours, giving you ample time for your scattering ashes at sea service. Additionally, our larger vessel comes equipped with a stereo featuring Bluetooth inputs, allowing you to play your chosen music during the service (for costs, refer to our ashes at sea options). Experience a serene and respectful scattering ashes at sea in Florida with our dedicated services.
Burial at sea service has been a tradition for thousands of years. Nowadays, families and loved ones are increasingly opting for an ashes at sea service for personal reasons. In Florida, state law mandates that ashes must be scattered no closer than 3 miles offshore. Captain Brad is dedicated to providing your family with a peaceful, private, and memorable experience for scattering ashes at sea in Florida. To honor your loved one, you can purchase a commemorative nautical certificate that includes their name, date, and the exact latitude and longitude of the ash scattering ceremony (see scattering ashes at sea Florida options). We proudly serve all of Central Florida, including New Smyrna Beach, Daytona Beach, Ponce Inlet, and Orlando, with our charter boats for scattering ashes Florida.
They offer burial at sea (ashes scattering) ceremonies off the coast of Central Florida, including Daytona Beach, New Smyrna Beach, and Ponce Inlet. Services include both attended ceremonies where family is on board, and non-attended scattering if you can’t be present.
Ashes are always released at least 3 miles offshore, as required by Florida and U.S. regulations for proper burial at sea, ensuring a respectful and compliant ceremony.
Yes. You can choose an attended memorial service where your group goes out to sea on a charter boat and holds a personal ceremony during the trip
A non-attended scattering option is available. The captain will take the ashes out to the designated site and perform the scattering for you.
Yes. You can purchase a commemorative nautical certificate that includes the loved one’s name, date, time, and the exact latitude/longitude of where the ashes were scattered.
They have boats sized for small groups (up to about 6 people). The trip to the offshore scattering point takes roughly 10 minutes, and standard bookings include 1–2 hours so you have plenty of time for the ceremony. Some vessels even have a stereo so you can play meaningful music.
Yes. Families often bring music, photos, flowers or biodegradable mementos to personalize the ceremony. (Make sure anything placed into the ocean is biodegradable to protect the environment.)
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