Take on Clearwater Beach waves aboard a high-performance Sea-Doo
Explore the Florida Gulf Coast by paddleboard
Paddle Clearwater’s Intracoastal waterways at your own pace
Take the helm of a 22.5-foot Cobia dual-console boat
Take the helm of a 25-foot center console for your Indian Rocks Beach outing
Cruise or fish aboard a 2025 Bentley tritoon with Yamaha 300 power
Take the helm of a 2026 Bentley Bolt tritoon
Paddle a glass-bottom kayak at night with LED lights and fish feeding
Paddle calm, shallow waters with glass-bottom views of illuminated marine life
Paddle a glass-bottom LED kayak and feed fish at night
Set your own bachelorette cruise with music, drinks, and time on the water
Shape a private tiki cruise around sandbars, music, and your own drinks
Set your own bay itinerary with drinks, music, and sandbar time
Create your own Tampa Bay day with cruising, sandbars, and your favorite drinks
Celebrate on a private tiki boat with your own drinks, music, and flexible time on the water
Customize a private cruise for island beaches, dolphin viewing, or a St. Pete sunset
Private daytime sail with dinghy access for island exploring
Private evening sailing with sunset views across Tampa Bay
Sail to a sandbar with a private yacht as your home base
Snorkel Fort Dade ruins and explore Egmont Key’s shores
Explore Shell Key's shores for shells and Gulf wildlife
Private Shell Key escape for beachcombing, snorkeling and wildlife watching
Shell, swim, and watch the Florida sunset from Shell Key Sandbar
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.