Keep a tritoon for your Pensacola Beach stay and explore on your own schedule
Ride a guided WaveRunner tour with time to spot dolphins and then explore on your own
Play at Crab Island on a private double-slide pontoon with gear for up to 10
Set sail on a shaded 27-foot sailboat with drinks and Gulf Coast wildlife views
Unwind on a captained tiki boat with restroom and bottled water as the sun sets
Charter a private boat to Crab Island for up to 49 guests
Relax on a captain-led pontoon cruise to Crab Island and nearby waterways
Relax on the water and watch the sun set over Destin’s scenic harbor
Clear-kayak island paddling tailored to your private group
Cruise Destin Harbor by pontoon with hot chocolate and blankets
Rent a single or double paddle kayak at Quietwater Beach
Paddleboard, snorkel, and search for dolphins on a captained pontoon with onboard restroom and water toys
Take the helm of a pet-friendly tritoon on Santa Rosa Sound
Slide, paddle, and unwind on a private pontoon with a restroom at Crab Island
Sail Pensacola Bay with an optional swim stop on a 27-foot sailboat
Ease into the morning on Choctawhatchee Bay with included mimosas
Settle in for a private evening cruise with sunset views and time on the water
Lease a double-decker pontoon with slide and water toys from Destin Harbor
Watch the area's largest fireworks display from the water
Glide in a clear tandem kayak to secluded islands near Destin
Harbor and bay views with a fire pit, blankets, and hot chocolate
Cruise Destin waters with a captain, water toys and room to relax
Private afternoon escape to Crab Island with onboard water fun
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.