
Ride a private banana boat with your group, with up to 6 riders and a shared boat transfer.
Cruise Destin Harbor at sunset on a small-group pontoon
Cruise Destin Harbor by pontoon with hot chocolate and blankets
Cruise on a private tiki boat to Crab Island, swim and relax with included water, ice, floats, and paddle board
Private tiki cruise to Crab Island with ice, water, floats, and a paddleboard included
Pilot a roomy double-decker pontoon with dual slides for an unforgettable day around Destin and Fort Walton Beach.
Sail into the sunrise on a 1.5-hour private cruise with captain, deckhand, and chilled drinks on board.
Cruise Destin Harbor at sunset on a private luxury boat for up to 20
Cruise out for a close-up view of the Destin fireworks show
Cruise Destin’s coastal waters with front-row views of the fireworks
Enjoy a private cruise to Crab Island with water toys and space for your group.
Cruise to Shell Island to spot dolphins and collect sea shells in Destin, FL.
Help young anglers cast, reel, and learn on Santa Rosa Sound
Cruise the coast with front-row views of fireworks
Soar above Miramar Beach on a safe, family-friendly parasail flight.
Watch Baytowne Wharf fireworks from a private cruise on Choctawhatchee Bay
Charter a private catamaran for your bachelorette day at Crab Island
Cruise Choctawhatchee Bay for private, front-row views of Baytowne Wharf fireworks
Celebrate your group on a private 6-hour catamaran with time at Crab Island
Watch Baytowne Wharf fireworks from your private boat on Choctawhatchee Bay
Watch Baytowne Wharf fireworks from a private boat on Choctawhatchee Bay
Paddle with a laid-back group and meet fellow kayakers
Sail Pensacola waters and snorkel shallow sites with gear, instruction, and a licensed captain
Private powerboat views of Blue Angels practice with a Sand Island stop
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.