Take the helm with first-mate guidance on Lake Minnetonka
Relax on a Sea Ray while a captain handles the boat for up to six passengers
Paddle the Mississippi’s only gorge and pass through Lock and Dam No. 1
Private baby-blue pontoon with a captain, canopy, and Bluetooth sound
Take the helm with first-mate support for cruising Lake Minnetonka
Yamaha jet ski rides from a beachfront Lake Minnetonka location
Paddle through a historic lock beneath St. Anthony Falls
Cruise Lake Minnetonka with a captain aboard a comfortable Monterey 204 FSX
Share a kayak and paddle Lake Minnetonka at your own pace
Cruise White Bear Lake with room to relax, swim, and bring your own cooler
Paddle downriver to the "City of Birds" heron rookery and skyline views
Fish White Bear Lake with a trolling motor and onboard fish finder
Take the helm for a smooth, spacious Lake Minnetonka cruise
Explore Lake Minnetonka from a beachfront paddle board rental location
Paddle White Bear Lake side by side in comfort
Take the helm with a first mate for added support on Lake Minnetonka
Relax on Lake Minnetonka aboard a roomy Monterey M6 with a professional captain
Explore Lake Minnetonka from a beachfront picnic setting
Take the helm of a spacious Monterey M6 for a smooth day on Lake Minnetonka
Paddle White Bear Lake solo with comfort features and onboard storage
Enjoy a stable paddleboard workout or try yoga on the water
Taste featured brewery beers with tapas on a narrated lake cruise
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.