Private evening sailing with sunset shoreline views and a customizable route
Ease into kayaking with a beginner-friendly swamp adventure
Fish offshore on a 30 ft cuddy cabin with gear and bait included
Cruise to Bird Island with up to 6 guests and a local captain
Sail with an instructor for an easy, first-time-friendly session on calm Soundside waters
Paddle to a coastal island with a guide, plus a kayak or paddleboard lesson
History, music and line dancing on a sunset river cruise
Paddle lantern-lit tidal creeks to a secluded Waties Island beach at dusk
Take the helm of a mini powerboat and explore Carolina Beach waters with a guide
Sail calm morning waters on the Intracoastal Waterway
Sail into the evening with champagne and sabrage service included
Charter the M/V Osprey for a private Cape Fear River cruise
Sail to Bird Island, explore the shore, and take the helm on Freedom
Paddle through rice-growing history in hand-dug island canals
Learn to surf in a 1.5-hour group lesson with a safety-focused instructor
Sail into the evening with waterfowl views and possible dolphin sightings
Combine a family paddle with a hunt for prehistoric treasures
Cruise to Masonboro Island and turn shark teeth into custom jewelry
Dance to oldies and modern hits on a 21+ evening waterway cruise
Take a private surf lesson with local pros in Myrtle Beach
Explore coastal islands, rope swings and waterfront stops by private boat
Cruise the Black River with narration by a coastal ecologist
Fish bottom species and look for sharks on a relaxed 4-hour trip
Fish up to 15 miles offshore on a 5-hour cruise with gear and license included
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.