Paddle National Harbor in a beginner-friendly sit-on-top kayak
Paddle the Potomac with waterfront views from National Harbor
Explore National Harbor from the water on a pedal boat
Explore National Harbor from the water in a canoe built for easy paddling
Paddle a sit-on-top single kayak from Columbia Island Marina
Glide across the water on a stable stand-up paddleboard for a flexible 1- or 2-hour session
Paddle together on calm waters with flexible 2–4 hour rental options
Paddle scenic waters with flexible 2–4 hour hire durations
Enjoy flexible 2–4 hour outings on a nimble two-person boat
A Flying Scot sailboat rental for experienced sailors
Paddle the Anacostia River with a single kayak rental
Rent a double kayak on the Anacostia River from James Creek Marina
Paddle the Anacostia River from Ballpark Boathouse
Paddle solo on the Anacostia River near Nationals Park
Fish the Potomac after dark with a captain-led private charter
Catch-and-release fishing with Washington, DC views
Teach young anglers to fish on a private Potomac River cruise
Cruise the Potomac with your own food, drinks, and music on an 18-foot picnic boat.
Fish the Potomac with Haz Life on a private, guided charter
Private picnic boat cruise with your food, drinks, and playlist
Sail the Middle River and Chesapeake aboard a private luxury catamaran
Charter the 72-foot Patriot yacht for a private Potomac cruise (up to 13 guests)
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.