Paddle from downtown St. Augustine into quiet salt marshes on a guided kayak tour
Sail on the Black Raven for a 1.5-hour pirate treasure hunt
Adults-only pirate comedy cruise with explicit skits, songs, and jokes
Cruise St. Augustine at sunset on a private captained boat
Create your own open-air day on St. Augustine’s waterways
Cruise Matanzas Bay on a private captained sunset boat ride
Drive a Bayliner M17 for easy cruising in St. Augustine
Private bachelorette cruise in St. Augustine with a giant floating mat
Cruise the Matanzas River on a private 8 AM eco tour with Captain Adam
Private captained sunset cruise past St. Augustine landmarks
Private captained cruise past St. Augustine sights at sunset
Private captained sunset cruise in St. Augustine, up to 10 guests
Cruise the Matanzas River and nearby sandbars on a spacious deck boat
Paddle clear tandem kayaks past St. Augustine landmarks and coastal scenery
Paddle clear kayaks past St. Augustine landmarks and mangroves
Family fishing in protected waters with gear and licenses included
Anchor at the jetties and fish for coastal species
Cruise Amelia Island waters, fish for dinner, and look for coastal wildlife
Learn to surf with a private instructor on Jacksonville Beach
Build foundational surf skills with guided coaching and surf theory
Paddle or kayak Simpson Creek under a full moon
Ride to Sip & Stroll and return by river later that evening
Cruise Amelia Island waterways aboard a roomy 18-foot deck boat
Sail a 35-foot yacht and admire St. Augustine's dazzling Nights of Lights
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.