Paddle and fish from your Marco Island property at your own pace
Paddle, fish, and explore Marco Island waterways on your own schedule
Paddle mangrove waterways on your own schedule
Paddle mapped mangrove routes and fish the backwaters at your own pace
Paddle and fish from your property on your own schedule
Island ecology, beachcombing, and kid-friendly boating
Paddle mangrove tunnels with maps, gear, and a quick tutorial
Private wildlife cruise with beach shelling and ecology insights
Explore the Ten Thousand Islands with island stops, swimming, and time around Marco
Customize a day of island cruising, beach stops, and waterfront dining
Set out from your waterfront property with delivered paddle gear and fishing equipment
Paddle, fish, and explore local waterways from your own property
Independent water adventures delivered to your Marco Island property
Explore mangrove tunnels at your own pace with maps, gear, and a quick tutorial
Search boat-accessible beaches and visit multiple shelling stops
Ride Marco Island backwaters with a guide and watch for wildlife
Customize a private island cruise with music, swimming, and waterfront stops
Fish federally permitted Gulf waters aboard your choice of private offshore boat
Fish offshore wrecks and reefs from a federally permitted private boat
Fish up to 70 miles offshore with gear, bait, tackle and licensing included
Chase seasonal red snapper on a federally permitted offshore charter
Private island waters cruise for shells, beaches, and wildlife
Spend six hours swimming, fishing, and relaxing at boat-access-only beaches
Cruise Marco Island waters for shelling, beach stops and scenic wildlife viewing
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.