Explore the waterways between Naples and Marco Island at your own pace
Explore Naples and Marco Island waters aboard a roomy pontoon
Cruise the waterways between Naples and Marco Island with onboard comforts
Cruise Naples waterways with a GPS-equipped boat and island stop options
Cruise Naples and Marco Island waterways with onboard comforts
Chart a Naples-to-Marco Island day with onboard navigation and shade
Navigate Naples waterways with a shaded 23-foot tritoon and map-guided stops
Chart your own Naples-to-Marco Island day on a 23-foot boat
Cruise Naples waterways with onboard comfort and fishing-ready features
Cruise to a remote barrier island for shelling in the 10,000 Islands Wildlife Refuge
Reach remote Everglades National Park areas by boat, then kayak and walk with your guide
Cruise the Ten Thousand Islands Wildlife Refuge and shell remote beaches
Explore Everglades National Park’s 10,000 Islands coastal ecosystems by boat
Cruise, shell, swim, and fish on a private family outing
Paddle quiet mangrove tunnels and tidal creeks with a guide
Paddle private Everglades waterways beneath mangrove canopies
Paddle mangrove tunnels with a guide and spot orchid-covered branches
Paddle private mangrove waterways in search of orchids and Everglades wildlife
Cruise remote islands, look for wildlife and search for shells
Ride a small airboat longer and closer to the mangroves
Book a private airboat for your group, plus an alligator show and sanctuary visit
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.