Tiki boat cruise with Crab Island, harbor views, dolphins, and sunset
Enjoy a private sunset cruise with waterside views of scheduled fireworks
Take the helm and cruise the Destin-Fort Walton Beach waterways
Fish Destin's shallow bays and nearshore Gulf waters aboard a private skiff
Rent a 24' tritoon for 4.5 hours with room for up to 12
Private evening cruise for sunset views, harbor lights, and your own captain
Make the day your own with a customizable yacht charter on the Emerald Gulf Coast
Cruise Crab Island with a captain handling the ride
Customize a private cruise with swimming, floating, and time at Crab Island
Share a stable, beginner-friendly kayak with room for up to two paddlers and a small child
Slide, lounge, and cruise Crab Island with a captain at the helm
Cast for sharks from a private center-console boat in Destin's nearshore waters
Fish Destin waters with a lifelong Emerald Coast captain who tailors the day to your skill level
Private pontoon time with spacious front loungers for your group
Cruise to Crab Island with two waterslides and space for up to 14
Chart your own Destin day with time to cruise, swim, and unwind
Take a private 24-foot pontoon out on the water with your own refreshments
Shape your time on the water with a customizable private charter
Cruise Crab Island with a captain and two waterslides
Shape your private day on the water with swimming, snorkeling, and Crab Island time
Cruise, swim, and snorkel aboard Miss B Haven
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.