Paddle mangrove tunnels with maps, gear, and a quick tutorial
Slow down on a relaxed, family-friendly coastal escape
Fish up to 70 miles offshore with gear, bait, tackle and licensing included
Cruise Everglades waterways with a naturalist and explore the city boardwalk
Explore Everglades National Park’s 10,000 Islands coastal ecosystems by boat
Rent a 22' pontoon with half- or full-day options from Isles of Capri Marina
Explore shallow waters with GPS navigation, a trolling motor, and included fuel
Two rides, local Everglades insight and wildlife-viewing opportunities
Fish, shell, or enjoy both on a flexible island charter
Learn backwater fishing techniques with family-friendly guidance
Spot dolphins and manatees, then relax on a secluded 10,000 Islands beach in a smooth-water eco cruise
Private wildlife cruise with beach shelling and ecology insights
Private backwater fishing for up to 6, from mangroves to flats
Chase seasonal red snapper on a federally permitted offshore charter
Fish wrecks, reefs, and hard-bottom waters for seasonal coastal species
Cruise, shell, swim, and fish on a private family outing
Rent a 22-foot pontoon with half- or full-day options for up to 12 passengers
Take the helm of a flat-bottom skiff for exploring and fishing
Soar above the Gulf for views of Marco Island and the 10,000 Islands
Captain-led wildlife insights on an Everglades airboat ride
Relaxed eco touring with fishing stops or a no-fishing option
Fish Everglades backcountry waters with the captain you prefer
Experience wildlife, beach time, and shelling on a private boat tour for your group.
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.