Private cruising, swimming, and dining aboard a spacious SeaRay
Pair bay snorkeling with unlimited fajita tacos and an open bar
Search for whales with a marine biologist and professional photographer
Snorkel or cruise at sunset aboard a private catamaran
Fish aboard Bandito with an air-conditioned salon to retreat to between casts
Make the boat your own with plunge pools, floating lounge space, and your choice of music
Explore Cabo's reefs on a boat reserved for your group
Private yacht time with open bar, dining and water sports
Cruise at sunset with an open bar and unlimited fajita tacos
Sail Cabo’s landmark coast with an open bar and sunset views from the water
Set your own pace aboard a private 65-foot yacht
Fish aboard Carina with air-conditioned comfort close at hand
Look for whales from a steady catamaran with breakfast and an open bar
Relax on your own boat with water toys, snacks, and drinks included
Head out to the reefs on a boat reserved for your group
Search the Sea of Cortez for marine wildlife with expert guides
Sail Los Cabos on a 3-hour private catamaran with premium open bar and chef menu
Sail Cabo San Lucas’ shoreline with your private group
Head out fishing with onboard comfort and all bait and tackle provided
Pair water activities with two onboard plunge pools
Make freediving the focus of your time on the water
Paddle from Medano Beach to The Arch and relax at Lover’s Beach
Relax, snorkel, fish, and cruise Loreto's waters aboard a private catamaran
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.