Cruise Okaloosa Island, spot dolphins, then swim and snorkel
Cruise the Emerald Coast your way, from Crab Island to white-sand beaches
Cruise, fish, or snorkel on a shaded pontoon near Crab Island
Cruise Destin by boat and watch the fireworks with a captain
Explore the water on a private charter with an expert captain
Slide, relax, and cruise the bay with a captain at the helm
Cast close to shore on a private Destin bottom-fishing trip
Cruise Santa Rosa Sound and float at Crab Island with water toys and Aqua Lilypads
Design a flexible private day on the water with your favorite people
Swim, float and play at Crab Island with paddleboards and water toys
Cruise to Crab Island on an affordable pontoon rental
Double-decker party barge with a water slide to Crab Island
Spend 3 hours relaxing on floats with music at Florida’s most popular sandbar
Cast for sought-after Gulf species on a private charter
Ride a Yamaha WaveRunner to Crab Island and dolphin habitats
Take the controls of a Yamaha WaveRunner and explore Fort Walton Beach waters at your pace
Cruise the bay and explore Crab Island at your own pace
A private pontoon setting for sunset views, music, photos, and time with your crew

Explore Crab Island and secluded sandbars with a captain at the helm
Follow a local guide to secluded islands by Jet Ski
Stable stand-up paddle boards with an easy beach launch on Santa Rosa Sound
Share a stable, beginner-friendly kayak with room for up to two paddlers and a small child
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.