See Savannah by open-air trolley, then cruise the Savannah River to Old Fort Jackson
Fish Hilton Head’s nearshore waterways on a 24-foot Pathfinder
Rent a pontoon for 2–6 hours and explore Lazaretto Creek
Fish, swim, and explore Georgia’s barrier islands
A private open-air evening cruise through Savannah’s marshes and waterways
Cruise Savannah’s marsh at sunset with a licensed captain
Take the wheel on a guided mini boat adventure through Hilton Head waters
Cruise to Daufuskie for driftwood beachcombing and Lowcountry wildlife spotting
Cruise coastal Hilton Head in style aboard a 37' private yacht
Shape your afternoon around ocean sailing or time in the water
Cruise the May River and learn Bluffton’s history
Cruise Savannah’s working waterfront and watch cargo ships on the river
Paddle Hilton Head’s salt marshes on a private, guided dolphin-search kayak tour
Catch small sharks and stingrays on a brief, family-friendly charter in calm waters.
Cruise to a secluded sandbar with swim time, music, and a USCG-certified crew
Fish Tybee Island’s marshes, tidal creeks and coastal waters with gear and licenses included
Shape a private coastal outing around islands, beaches, wildlife and shark-tooth hunting
Fish sunken artificial reefs from a stable 26-foot catamaran
Pilot your own speedy mini boat at sunset and watch playful dolphins in Hilton Head's scenic waters.
See Savannah Port operations through a longshore insider’s perspective
Customize a private celebration cruise with island stops and your own playlist
An evening sail for sunset views and wildlife watching
Private inshore fishing for up to 6 in Bluffton backwaters
Celebrate the bride on a 2-hour private cruise with sandbar and tiki bar stops
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.