Rent a single kayak and explore Amelia and the Talbot Islands
Paddle clear kayaks past St. Augustine landmarks and mangroves
Explore Jacksonville's riverfront history and downtown wildlife from the St. Johns
Sail St. Augustine's estuary aboard a stable catamaran
Fish flats, jetties, and sound waters with time to target redfish and sharks
Share a brunch sail with mimosas on a 35 ft monohull in St. Augustine
Explore shallow marsh waters and look for coastal wildlife by private flats boat
Rent an 8-hour pontoon for up to 10 people in St Augustine
Customize a private daytime cruise and explore St. Augustine’s bayfront
Fish the jetties during the late-afternoon bite on a private charter
A kid-focused river fishing outing with tackle and licenses included
Glide through calm forested wetlands on a guided black-water paddle
Paddle a tandem kayak around Amelia and the Talbot Islands for 1 hour
Sail the Flying Dutchman on a private daytime voyage with your crew
Relax on an evening river cruise with music aboard a large pontoon boat
Cast a line with a captain who brings more than 30 years of sportfishing experience
Fish Northeast Florida’s beaches and grass flats with time to follow the tides
Sail St. Augustine’s waterways with wine tasting or mimosas
Cast a line on a private inshore outing from Fernandina Beach
Build your surf skills with coaching for your level
Paddle wider waterways in a stable, spacious canoe
Fish your way with light tackle, live bait, or a fly rod
Cruise Clay County waterways for riverfront history and wildlife viewing
Paddle protected wetlands independently at your own pace
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.