Cast for sought-after Gulf species on a private charter
Rent a 30-foot double-decker pontoon with 2 slides near Crab Island
Explore Crab Island and the bay on a roomy double-decker pontoon with slides; fuel included
Cruise to Crab Island on a 45' catamaran with an onboard bathroom
Cruise Okaloosa Island, spot dolphins, then swim and snorkel
Cruise the Emerald Coast your way, from Crab Island to white-sand beaches
Cruise, fish, or snorkel on a shaded pontoon near Crab Island
Private reef snorkeling and sea scooter exploration with ocean views
Fish, snorkel and cool off on one private charter
Relax on a captain-led pontoon cruise to Crab Island and nearby waterways
Float, play, and relax at Crab Island aboard a tiki boat
Tiki boat cruise with Crab Island, harbor views, dolphins, and sunset
Private sandbar stops and scenic water time with your group
Private water day combining spearfishing and sandbar stops
Private, operator-driven Crab Island charter for up to 12 guests
Learn to ride a boat-created wave with customized wakesurf instruction
Learn to wakesurf behind a MasterCraft X26, then spend time at Crab Island
Cruise to Crab Island aboard a private Mastercraft with room to relax and music
Spend 3 hours snorkeling and spotting dolphins on the Soundside Cruiser
Rent a 12-passenger pontoon with Bluetooth stereo, minutes from Crab Island

Cruise to Crab Island with a 12-passenger pontoon and built-in Bluetooth stereo
Snorkel from the Soundside Cruiser and look for dolphins in 3 hours
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.