Paddle calm impounded waters at your own pace, with gear, instruction, and launch assistance included.
Ride a Yamaha VX Jet Ski across Jordan Lake's beaches and coves
Paddle together on Jordan Lake in a stable tandem kayak, ideal for families and beginners
Paddle to a secluded Haw River campsite for a primitive overnight escape.
Cruise, swim, and relax while your private captain handles the lake
Take the helm of a well-equipped pontoon for a private Jordan Lake day
Explore Jordan Lake on a Sea-Doo with brakes, reverse and a reboarding ladder
Paddle calm coves and scenic shorelines at your own pace
Switch from paddleboarding to seated kayak comfort on the water
Take the helm of a new 20-foot Sylvan pontoon with Bluetooth sound
Private pontoon cruising with a captain on Jordan Lake
Paddle Jordan Lake’s coves, islands, and bird habitats
Captained lake cruising with swim stops, fishing, and room for pets
Take the wheel for high-speed cruising and optional tubing on Jordan Lake
Paddle Saxapahaw Lake at sunset, moonrise, or under the stars with a guide
Float a gentle 1-mile stretch of the Haw River with shuttle, tube, and gear included.
Paddle calm waters behind Glencoe Dam at your own pace.
Paddle Class I–II rapids from Saxapahaw to Union Bridge
Paddle 5.5 miles of flatwater with a shuttle and dam portage
Paddle a shady, beginner-friendly float down Great Alamance Creek
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.