Relax on a captained pontoon with slide and water toys for up to 6 guests

Cruise Crab Island or the bay on newer pontoons with fuel included

Spend 8 hours cruising the bay, visiting Crab Island, or fishing with your group
Search for dolphins and enjoy a Destin sunset aboard a Coast Guard certified catamaran
Private catamaran time with a Crab Island swim and dolphin watching
Cruise to Crab Island to swim and float, plus a short dolphin-watching ride
Snorkel two Destin spots and cruise in search of dolphins
Play at Crab Island on a private double-slide pontoon with gear for up to 10
Relax at Crab Island on a private slide pontoon with restroom for up to 12
Cruise with a licensed captain and crew on a spacious pontoon for up to 18 guests
Cruise to Crab Island with a captain and crew on a private 18-passenger tiki pontoon
Cruise to Crab Island on a private pontoon with water toys for up to 10
Private tiki pontoon sunset cruise in Destin Harbor for up to 18
Private double-slide pontoon to Crab Island with captain and onboard restroom
Charter a private boat to Crab Island for up to 49 guests
Spend 3–4 hours at Crab Island with water toys and paddleboards included
Cruise Crab Island on a private luxury tritoon, customized for your group of up to 9
Cruise Crab Island your way with a private captain and water gear included
Take a 2-hour tiki boat cruise to Crab Island and hop into shallow waters
Cruise Destin by boat and watch the fireworks with a captain
Explore the water on a private charter with an expert captain
Cruise the Emerald Coast with spacious social areas and a full galley
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.