Rent a stand-up paddleboard at Quietwater with safety gear included
Take the helm of a Hobie sailboat on Pensacola Beach
Learn to surf with a 1.5-hour family-friendly lesson in Navarre Beach
Fish offshore from a 34-foot boat with shade and an onboard restroom
Fish offshore with experienced local captains aboard a twin-engine boat
Paddle to a historic island and solve clues in a family treasure quest
Watch Blue Angels practice from the water near Fort McRee
Ride at your own pace with a private guide and search for wild dolphins in calm Wolf Bay waters.
Dress up and cruise the Orange Beach back bays in 60 minutes
Cruise to Sand Island sandbars with snorkel gear and a restroom onboard
Dance, swim and island-hop aboard a pink private boat
Ride a pink tiki at night for Orange Beach skyline lights and stargazing
Cruise Orange Beach waterways with 4–5 Bushwacker stops
Cruise Orange Beach canals at sunset on a private captained pontoon
Soar above the Gulf from the Beach Club beachfront launch with clear arrival and check-in guidance
Ride a banana boat off The Beach Club beach and bounce over the waves with your crew
Ride a Waverunner right off the beach in front of The Beach Club in Gulf Shores
Soar high above the Gulf for unforgettable coastal views from the air
Hold on tight as a jet ski tows you across Gulf waves for a quick, splashy thrill
Explore Alabama's newest artificial reef on a two-dive wreck trip
Target snapper, grouper and more aboard a comfortable 38' boat with experienced crew.
Private island cruise with onboard comforts and sunset views
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.