Explore captain-selected offshore dive sites 7–16 miles from Pensacola
Explore the USS Oriskany on a two-tank offshore dive
Explore the USS United States on a two-tank offshore dive
Test-ride an electric hydrofoil JetCycle with a brief orientation
Sail Pensacola waters and snorkel shallow sites with gear, instruction, and a licensed captain
Watch Blue Angels practice from a sailboat on Pensacola Bay
Spend 7 hours sailing, swimming, and grilling on a private trip for up to 6
Cruise Pensacola Bay and snorkel shallow local waters
Cruise the emerald waters for Blue Angels practice viewing
Paddle after dark in a clear kayak lit from below
Glow through Pirates Cove on a guided haunted clear-kayak paddle
Enjoy island and bar hopping on a non-fishing cruise for up to six
Celebrate the bride on a private tiki boat with your playlist and drinks
Set your own pace on a private tiki boat with a bar, lounge seating, and Bluetooth sound
Set your own Pensacola Bay day with music, swimming, and waterfront stops
Plan a private tiki boat celebration with your own route and playlist
Watch Blue Angels practice from a crewed tiki catamaran on Pensacola Bay
Cruise emerald waters, swim, and snorkel on a private yacht with a customizable itinerary
Design a private day of snorkeling, dolphin cruising, and sandbar time
Snorkel open-water artificial reefs from a private catamaran
Build a custom day of snorkeling, Crab Island, and dolphin searching
Private boat cruise with front-row views of Destin Harbor fireworks
Customize a private pontoon day for Crab Island, island escapes, or bay cruising
Cruise with your group on a pontoon boat for up to 12 passengers
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.