Paddle and fish from your Marco Island property at your own pace
Explore tide-shaped island shores in search of distinctive seashells
Sail the Gulf at sunset with island shelling and wildlife viewing
Shape your ideal day on the water, from shelling to sunset cruising
Fish Goodland backwaters with gear, bait, and licensing included
Cruise to Keewaydin Island for guided shelling with a biologist
Private 3-hour tubing, wakeboarding, or waterskiing session for up to 6
Fish the 10,000 Islands’ bays and backcountry waters
Target Southwest Florida sport fish with gear and bottled water included
Cruise up the coast to Naples for lunch and coastal views
Fish and explore mangrove waterways on a flexible private charter
Explore Marco Island’s history, ecology, and coastal landmarks by boat
Paddle, fish, and explore Marco Island waterways on your own schedule
Explore remote islands, search for shells, and watch the Gulf sunset on a private cruise
Cast for local fish in Marco Island’s calm mangrove waters
Private Ten Thousand Islands shelling tour with a Master Naturalist guide
Discover shelling beaches with time for sightseeing and wildlife viewing
See birds return to Rookery Bay’s rookery at sunset on a guided cruise with a biologist captain
Private 4-hour shelling and barrier-island tour for up to 12
Fish Gulf wrecks and reefs for seasonal species on a private charter
Target Southwest Florida sport fish with gear and bottled water included
Cruise Marco Island waterways and unwind on barrier islands
Fish, shell, or do both on a flexible private trip through the 10,000 Islands
Boat through mangroves, spot dolphins, and stop to shell on a barrier island
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.