Take the helm of your own tug and make waterfront stops along the way
Take the helm for a relaxed cruise to bayous, islands, and waterfront restaurants
Slide, swim, and relax with a private restroom on board
Enjoy two water slides and the convenience of a private onboard restroom
Set your own course for a private day on the water
Enjoy golden hour with an Emerald Coast view from every seat
Trade shoreline crowds for fireworks views from the water
Slide, grill, and play your own music aboard a floating tiki hut
Cruise your way with two waterslides and a grill on board
Keep it simple with a board-only rental
Paddle together with music, a cooler, and phone protection along for the ride
Paddle with a cup holder and waterproof phone pouch included
Ease into paddleboarding on calm, beginner-friendly waters
Paddle to photo-worthy spots with a chance to see dolphins and stingrays
Introduce young anglers to fishing in the Gulf or Choctawhatchee Bay
A twin-motor catamaran charter for experienced Gulf anglers
Explore captain-selected inshore dive sites up to 6 miles offshore
Explore captain-selected offshore dive sites 7–16 miles from Pensacola
Explore the USS Oriskany on a two-tank offshore dive
Hunt lionfish and support Pensacola reef preservation
Explore the USS United States on a two-tank offshore dive
Head out for an advanced dive with lunch included
Discover midshore wreck sites at depths of up to 100 feet
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.