A private burial at sea, with a licensed local captain.
Search 81 captained boats in 36 coastal cities. Send the captain your wishes and receive a written offer before you pay anything.
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Find a captain on your coast
Each city page lists the boats available there, with prices and the captain who runs them.
West Coast
Dana Point, CA
5 boats
Long Beach, CA
1 boat
Marina Del Rey, CA
1 boat
Monterey, CA
2 boats
Morro Bay, CA
2 boats
Newport Beach, CA
4 boats
Oceanside, CA
2 boats
Puget Sound, WA
1 boat
San Diego, CA
8 boats
Santa Cruz, CA
2 boats
Sausalito, CA
1 boat
Coming soon: Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Pedro, Seattle, Ventura
Florida
Fort Lauderdale, FL
1 boat
Holmes Beach, FL
1 boat
Islamorada, FL
1 boat
Key Biscayne, FL
1 boat
Key Largo, FL
1 boat
Key West, FL
1 boat
Marathon, FL
1 boat
Miami, FL
2 boats
Palmetto, FL
1 boat
Safety Harbor, FL
1 boat
St. Petersburg, FL
1 boat
Tampa, FL
2 boats
Coming soon: Clearwater, Cocoa Beach, Daytona Beach, Destin, Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Naples, Palm Beach, Panama City, Pensacola, Sarasota
Southeast & Mid-Atlantic
Cape Charles, VA
1 boat
Carolina Beach, NC
1 boat
Charleston, SC
2 boats
Hampton, VA
1 boat
Virginia Beach, VA
2 boats
Yorktown, VA
1 boat
Coming soon: Annapolis, Hilton Head, Myrtle Beach, Outer Banks, Savannah, Wilmington
How booking works
Step 1
Choose a boat
Browse private, captained boats in your city. Every listing shows the vessel, how many guests it carries and the charter price.
Step 2
Talk with the captain
Send an inquiry with your preferred date and any wishes for the ceremony. The captain replies with a written offer: date, time and total price.
Step 3
Confirm when you are ready
Accept the offer and pay securely online. Nothing is charged until you accept, and your captain is notified right away.
Compliant operators
Every captain agrees to the burial at sea rules where they operate, from federal EPA requirements to their state’s permits and paperwork.
Licensed, insured captains
Captains on Maritime Burials hold their own Coast Guard licenses and carry their own insurance.
Plans can change
If weather or life gets in the way, we move your service to a new date first. Refunds are available when a new date will not work.
See a ceremony at sea
Short videos from our boats and the urns families choose. Most watched first.
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Urns, flowers and keepsakes
Biodegradable urns made to float or sink gently, flowers delivered to the dock, and keepsakes that hold a small portion of ashes for family at home.
Most-read guides
The rules where you are, what happens on the day, and ideas for the ceremony.
All guides