Book a spacious private bay trip with gear included and plenty of room for your crew
Cruise the bay with island beats, sun-and-shade seating, and an onboard bar
Learn to paddle board on Rehoboth Bay with a certified instructor
Enjoy happy hour aboard a tiki boat on Wildwood's back bays
Cruise Wildwood’s back bays, fish or crab, and stop at bayside spots
Paddle Assateague’s back bays in search of wild horses and wildlife
Shark and bottom fishing with bait and equipment included
Choose a stable kayak or paddleboard with gear and safety instruction included
Fish from a 32-foot Regulator designed for a personalized outing
A flexible way to spend time on the water
Cruise Cape May’s coast and watch July 3–4 fireworks from the water
Charter the Calico Jack for a private bay cruise with space for up to 32 guests
Start the day on the bay with music, mimosas, and open-water views
Ride a stable windsurfable paddleboard on Rehoboth Bay
Kick back on an afternoon back bay cruise before happy hour
Cruise Wildwood’s back bays with a 9.9 hp motor—no boater’s license required
Sail a 1928 oyster schooner with hands-on marine activities
Paddle through a freshwater pond beneath a tunnel of bald cypress trees
Target rays and fish on guided daytime or nighttime bowfishing in Delaware
Paddle calm water at golden hour on your own route
Cruise Sunset Lake and Jarvis Sound on a 2-hour BYO drinks party boat
Cruise Delaware Bay with narration and step inside a historic 1885 lighthouse
Fish, crab, or relax in the sun from a pontoon boat
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.