Walk the seafloor in an air-supplied helmet
Rebuild your confidence on the water with one-on-one coaching
Reach Icacos Island by water taxi and enjoy the beach at your own pace
Paddle toward sunset in a protected lagoon
Explore Punta Arenas' vibrant marine life with knowledgeable guides
Escape to Puerto Rico's offshore islands for snorkeling and beach time
Pedal stable catamaran water bikes to turquoise Los Cayos for a swim stop
Explore Culebra’s reefs and beaches with guided snorkeling, lunch, and drinks included
Dive Culebra's 99-foot sunken tugboat with a private guide
Explore shallow reefs with a cozy cabin to retreat to
Pair an off-road Can-Am ride with 30 minutes on a jet ski
Paddle Condado Lagoon at your own pace with a partner or your dog
Try scuba with pool practice before your guided dive
Learn kiteboarding alongside a friend, with certified instruction and gear included
Guided light-tackle fishing with bait, tackle, and a licensed captain
Paddle into nature in a lagoon home to manatees
See Vieques' biobay from a fully transparent kayak
Pair island beach time with snorkeling off Puerto Rico's east coast
Pedal a stable water bike beneath Condado Lagoon’s historic bridges
Guided reef snorkeling with private island stops
Sail to Icacos for snorkeling, waterslide fun and coastal views
Explore Puerto Rico's rainforest and coast in one full-day guided outing
Explore reefs and a remote beach before sunset
Sail to a reserve beach and coral reef with lunch and snorkeling gear
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.