Paddle a 3-person canoe from Willow Beach Marina toward Hoover Dam
Paddle the Leeward Coast with certified guides and possible marine-life sightings
Paddle to Emerald Cave with a guided lunch break—meet at Willow Beach
Kayak 4.2 miles to Emerald Cove grotto with a private launch
Kayak from Hoover Dam and hike to hot springs with a pro guide
Rent a kayak at Willow Beach and paddle toward Emerald Cave
Paddle into sunset, then stargaze by campfire on the Colorado River
Self-drive kayak tour to Hoover Dam with lunch and a guide
Rent a beginner-friendly sit-in kayak at Willow Beach Marina
Discover coral formations and Caribbean waters by motorboat
Rent a 44' patio pontoon with BBQ, slide, and restroom for up to 12 passengers
Rent a kayak or SUP with shuttle from Mandalay Bay
Rent a stable tandem kayak for two at Willow Beach Marina
Paddle volcanic shores, snorkel coastal reefs, and share an island-inspired meal
Paddle from Hoover Dam to hot springs with permits and lunch included
Paddle to Boulder Island at sunset with dinner and s’mores
Paddle the Colorado River and camp beside desert hot springs
See the dam from above and leave the camera work to your guide
Cast off for fishing, exploring, and sightseeing on a 17-foot Mako
Paddle from Hoover Dam to hot spring pools with shuttle and park entry
Cruise, fish, or tow a tube aboard a spacious 150HP tritoon
Pair snorkel boat time with kayaking on a private group outing
See beneath the surface as you paddle Caribbean waters
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.