The Black Raven Pirate Ship in St. Augustine FL

By RhondaApr 2, 20191 min read

Blackbeard’s Treasure Hunt is one of several special voyages offered by the Black Raven Pirate Ship, and it allows guests to watch as the sailors engage in a sea battle with Queen Anne’s Revenge, another ship. There are sword fights and cannon fire, things that the whole family will enjoy. Kid's love this 2-hour voyage on the bay.

There are also evening voyages on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday called “Club 21+” for adults over 21 years of age. The ship can be chartered for company events and private parties, and groups are limited to 95 people. Food, or “grub,” is served on some of the voyages.

The Black Raven Pirate Ship in St. Augustine FL

The Pirate Ship Black Raven | of St. Augustine, FL

http://www.blackravenadventures.com

111 Avenida Menendez, 904-826-0000

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