Private tiki cruise to Crab Island with ice, water, floats, and a paddleboard included
Cruise Destin’s coastal waters with front-row views of the fireworks
Pilot a roomy double-decker pontoon with dual slides for an unforgettable day around Destin and Fort Walton Beach.
Ride a 1-hour Destin fireworks cruise with Harbor history along the way
Cruise at sunrise for guided yoga and a sound bath, then swim and enjoy mimosas with fresh fruit
Sail into Destin Harbor for a private sunset and fireworks view
Sail Destin Harbor, then swim and snorkel from your private yacht
Private 45-foot yacht sailing with a beach stop, waterfront lunch, and Gulf sunset
See Destin fireworks from the SeaQuest on a Thursday night cruise
Cruise Destin Harbor and Choctawhatchee Bay with your own captain
Cruise Destin Harbor by pontoon with hot chocolate and blankets
Harbor and bay views with a fire pit, blankets, and hot chocolate

Ride a private banana boat with your group, with up to 6 riders and a shared boat transfer.
Cruise Destin Harbor at sunset on a small-group pontoon
Cruise Destin Harbor by pontoon with hot chocolate and blankets
Cruise the coast with front-row views of fireworks
Cruise Destin Harbor and watch summer fireworks up close
Private boat cruise with front-row views of Destin Harbor fireworks
Customize a private pontoon day for Crab Island, island escapes, or bay cruising
Cruise Crab Island and the bay on a powerful pontoon
Enjoy a private sunset cruise with waterside views of scheduled fireworks
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.