Explore the water by kayak or paddleboard
Paddle Lady Bird Lake at sunset and watch bats emerge from Austin’s bat bridge
Cruise Austin’s waterfront aboard a rare 1958 retro boat
Watch the sunset from a captain-led pontoon with LED swim lights
Paddle a private clear-kayak outing with a guide on the San Marcos River
Float a slow spring river near downtown Austin and spend more time in the water
Enjoy Lake Travis at sunset with a private captain at the helm
Float a spring-fed river with tubes, coolers, and a social Austin escape
Take a leisurely paddle beneath a cypress canopy
Reserve a 2-hour kayak or paddleboard time slot on Lady Bird Lake
Choose your own water adventure for two hours
Paddle LED-lit clear kayaks through San Marcos River at sunset
Cruise Austin's waterways aboard a 1958 vintage boat
Light up the river and look for bats beneath Austin's skyline
Paddle San Marcos’ clear river in a transparent tandem kayak
Paddle spring-fed Austin waters, swim at Barton Springs, and spot turtles and fish
Paddle at sunset and watch the Congress Avenue Bridge bat colony emerge
Slow down with a paddle beneath the cypress canopy
Flexible private charter for surfing, sun, and group celebrations
Keep floating with unlimited river trips and an all-day shuttle pass
A beginner-friendly way to explore Austin from the water
Cruise Lady Bird Lake in a 1958 vintage boat with Austin skyline views
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.