Private 1.5-hour sunset cruise on Choctawhatchee Bay for up to 6
Customize a private cruise with water gear and a captain
Relax on a captained pontoon with gear included and a customizable itinerary
Customize a captain-led day of floating, snorkeling, and paddleboarding
Cruise Destin Harbor on a captained pontoon with paddleboards and water toys
Captained pontoon for up to 6 with slide and water toys
Private pontoon charter for up to 36 guests with Crab Island or harbor options
Private pontoon charter for up to 22 with a captain
Private captained pontoon for up to 6 with slide, paddleboard, and water toys
Relax on a captained pontoon with water gear and an onboard slide
Cruise Destin Harbor on a captained pontoon with slide and water toys (up to 6 guests)
Relax on a captained pontoon with slide and water toys for up to 6 guests
Customize a captained pontoon escape with a waterslide and onboard restroom
Customize a captained pontoon day with water toys, dual decks, and a slide
Captain your own pontoon for beach stops, bay cruising, and time at Crab Island
Cruise to Crab Island on a 21’ tiki boat with room for up to 10
Cruise to Shell Island on brand-new 12-passenger pontoons with fuel and freebies included
Let a pro captain navigate while you relax on a spacious double-decker pontoon with slides just minutes from Crab Island.
Relax while a captain guides your spacious double-decker pontoon with slides through Destin’s scenic waters.
Pilot your own spacious pontoon with twin slides for a memorable Destin water adventure.
Ride a spacious 14-person pontoon featuring two slides and a free lily pad.
Cruise a spacious double‑decker with two waterslides for easy family fun
Cruise to Crab Island in 10 minutes on a spacious pontoon with two slides and a lily pad included
Captain your own pontoon and cruise Destin waters for 4 or 8 hours
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.