Twilight-to-night drift dive on West Palm Beach reefs
Float a pink-flamingo party cruise with giant water floats in West Palm Beach
Explore the M/V Castor wreck and a 50–60-foot reef on an advanced two-dive trip
Cruise Jupiter’s waterways for lighthouse views, wildlife watching, and local stories
Explore Blue Heron Bridge after dark with a certified dive professional
Sail past island scenery and Palm Beach estates as the sun sets
Explore Peanut Island on sit-on-top kayaks and enjoy two hours of independent paddling freedom
Cruise by opulent Palm Beach mansions on a two-hour tiki boat adventure with engaging captain commentary.
Sail a 42-foot catamaran with refreshments and open-water views
Learn safe breathing, buddy skills and water-entry techniques in a guided introduction
Unwind on a private yacht as evening settles over the water
Explore Blue Heron Bridge’s shallow marine habitats with a private guide
Guided Catamaran Snorkeling with Gear and In-Water Support
Explore West Palm Beach’s marine life on a beginner-friendly ocean scuba dive
Reef fishing with rods, bait, tackle and a fishing license included
Dive from the beach with a certified dive professional guide
Build dive-buddy connections at a women-only snorkeling community gathering
Explore shallow marine habitats with a guide, including night-dive photo opportunities
Share a two-tank outing with fellow divers
Rent a sit-on-top kayak for up to 8 hours and explore Peanut Island
Join a women-only snorkel and float meetup at Peanut Island
Keep your legal catch, with cleaning and filleting included
2-hour ocean snorkel trip with gear provided
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.