A Short Saco River Float With Time for Beach Stops
Float the Saco River back to your car on a 4-mile route with beaches and small rapids
Float past swimming holes and sandy beaches on a relaxed Saco River outing
Dine on an unlimited brunch buffet on a narrated Lake Winnipesaukee cruise
Troll Lake Winnipesaukee with a licensed guide for salmon, rainbow trout, and lake trout
Hands-on lake trout jigging with expert guidance and advanced onboard electronics
Cast for black crappie amid Lake Winnipesaukee's October scenery
Enjoy eight hours on the water with a choice of power pontoon boats.
Paddle Sebago Lake’s coves, islands, and shoreline at your own pace
Cruise the lake and watch Weirs Beach fireworks from the water
Private tiki hut cruising with room for your own beer or wine
Private midweek cruising for friends, co-workers, and all ages
Reggae music and bring-your-own beer or wine on an evening cruise
See Lake Winnipesaukee island life aboard a working mailboat
Cocktails, Galley Bites, and Island Views from the Water
Toast the mountains as evening light settles over Lake Winnipesaukee
Cruise Meredith and Weirs Bays with captain commentary and bar service
Meet a storybook princess for tea, royal lessons, and lakeside photos
Learn recreational kayaking while exploring Sebago Lake’s streams and Jordan Bay

Launch from Sebago Trails’ private site and paddle for up to 4 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.