Choose your watercraft for a four-hour lake day
Ride, tow and explore by water aboard a ski boat with a wakeboard tower
Take the controls of a spacious tri-toon with a towbar and complimentary tube
Take the helm of a 19-foot, 200 HP ski boat with safety gear included
Explore local waters aboard a 150 HP ski boat with a wakeboard tower
Cruise local waters for up to seven days with orientation and safety gear included
Cruise, swim, and tow watersports riders on a spacious 300-horsepower boat
Cruise local waters on a 22-foot pontoon with a towbar
Tow tubes, skis, and boards on a powerful 21-foot wake boat
Make a splash with a waterslide-equipped tri-toon on local waters
Set out on local waters with safety gear and a pre-departure boating orientation
Get on the water with a 110 HP Waverunner and included safety gear
Flexible paddleboard rentals for exploring local waters
Explore local waters with flexible one- to seven-day kayak rentals
Take a shared paddle with flexible one- to seven-day rental options
Sail the bay on a 2-hour brunch cruise with your first drink included
Help Hoist the Sails on Grand Traverse Bay
Private classic sail with room to relax above or below deck
Cruise with a tube, ski pole, and sun awning
Cruise with a quiet Yamaha 50HP engine, stereo, and Bimini shade
Hoist the sails and cruise Grand Traverse Bay aboard a historic tall ship
Private 6-hour sail for up to 6, with time to raise sails and take the wheel
Sail Grand Traverse Bay at sunset and help raise Manitou’s sails
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.