Set out on a private captain-led cruise with your own playlist on board
Cruise local waters aboard a 24-foot pontoon with a shaded Bimini top
Cruise Ocean City's calm back bays with room for coolers, food, and restaurant stops
Sail a historic schooner while enjoying a dozen freshly shucked local oysters
More time on the water for bay and ocean fishing
Rent a single kayak with high back support, plus free Dewey Beach delivery
Private back-bay sightseeing with a licensed captain and your own soundtrack
Cast for seasonal fish in Sea Isle’s calm back bays
Break a mermaid's curse aboard a 50-foot pirate ship
Fish deep offshore waters with a family-run fleet founded in 1976
Learn sailing skills and marine science aboard a historic 1928 oyster schooner
Step inside East End Lighthouse and take in Delaware Bay sunset views
Take a manual-start skiff out for fishing, crabbing, or sightseeing
Cruise calm back-bay waters with coastal views and room for coolers
Rent an XS paddleboard built for paddlers up to 100 lbs
Target keeper sea bass over offshore ocean structure
Rent a kayakable paddleboard with back support, with local delivery available
Target large migratory striped bass during their winter ocean season
Spend the day fishing and crabbing from a Wildwood Crest pier
Remote-steering skiff for fishing, crabbing, or sightseeing
Fish, crab, or cruise Ocean City's calm back bays
Explore Delaware’s coastal ecology and history with state park staff
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.