Skim the Everglades by airboat and meet resident gators
Glide across waterways and look for wildlife on an airboat ride
Glide through Everglades headwaters and look for Florida wildlife by airboat
Get required lake access, parking, and wash-station use for your dive
Glide across Lake Pierce and look for wild alligators
Pair local history with wildlife spotting on a relaxed family cruise
Ride a small airboat with headsets on a 1-hour swamp tour
Cruise covered waterways while learning about Everglades wildlife
See historic lakeside sites and stop at a Chain of Lakes restaurant
Choose your watersport and learn with an experienced coach, boat and gear included
Ride a 2-hour Everglades airboat tour with US Coast Guard–licensed captains
Explore connected lakes and waterfront stops aboard a pontoon with a power Bimini top
Watch for alligators and rare birds from an airboat
Glide through quiet coves and cypress stands with a licensed captain
Ride a 1-hour airboat tour with small 6-passenger boats for groups of 7+
Hear waterskiing history and spot wildlife on a narrated lake cruise
Explore Florida wetlands with a captain-led mix of speed and quiet discovery
Switch between airboat speed and a pontoon cruise while looking for Lake Pierce wildlife
Ride a 6-passenger airboat with headsets for easy group conversation
Build your barefoot skiing skills with four sets split across morning and afternoon sessions
Choose your watersport focus with two individual lessons
Build your barefoot skiing skills with two sets in one half-day session
Explore the Everglades at golden hour, with a relaxed pace and fewer crowds
Glide through Everglades waterways with a US Coast Guard-licensed captain
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.