Fish mangroves, wrecks, and reefs from Marco Island to Naples
Fish mangroves, reefs, and wrecks in one private day
Fish shallow backwaters and search barrier islands for shells
Fish Gulf reefs, then shell or swim at Marco Island’s barrier beaches
Fish Marco Island's reefs and wrecks for grouper, snapper, and offshore species
A relaxed private day of fishing, shelling, and beach breaks for all ages
Cast, cruise and shell along the calm waters of the 10,000 Islands
A spacious catamaran for relaxing, dining, and swimming off Naples
Cruise Naples' coast aboard a captain-included Schaefer 510 yacht
Explore the Gulf together in a stable sit-on-top kayak
Fish reefs and wrecks off Marco Island with 4–8 hour charter options
Fish the Ten Thousand Islands on a 2–8 hour inshore and backwater charter
Take on powerful tarpon during the summer season
Experience a sunset cruise with chances to spot manatees, dolphins, and wildlife in the Everglades.
Reserve a private 3-hour sunset cruise for up to 6 passengers
Spot dolphins and manatees, then relax on a secluded 10,000 Islands beach in a smooth-water eco cruise
Experience wildlife, beach time, and shelling on a private boat tour for your group.
Cruise Port of the Islands in a small group to look for manatees and other wildlife
Cast a line through mangrove islands while watching for marine wildlife
Fish the Ten Thousand Islands and Gulf of Mexico with a captain who will filet your keepers
Everglades backwater fishing with gear and licensing included
Make the evening your own on a private charter aboard Continuity
Set your own course for a private day on Naples waters
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.