Private catamaran time to explore the Emerald Coast at your own pace
Fish the Gulf from a spacious party boat with gear and fishing license included
Fish Gulf waters with included gear, bait, tackle, instruction, and a blanket fishing license
Offshore fishing with gear, instruction, and license included
Encounter wild dolphins, snorkel vibrant reefs, and explore secluded Shell Island on a small-group 3-hour cruise.
Enjoy a custom 26-foot boat exclusively for your group and explore the Panama City coastline
Cruise to spot dolphins and enjoy sunset views with music on a private charter.
Sunset coastline views and local stories on Port St. Joe waterways
Snorkel Shell Island and search for wild dolphins on a laid-back 3-hour catamaran cruise
Sail calm waters to spot dolphins and enjoy a Gulf sunset with dancing and games
Cruise Grand Lagoon, then sail toward the Gulf of Mexico for sunset views
Snorkel Shell Island, paddleboard, and search for dolphins on a laid-back private catamaran cruise.
Sail Grand Lagoon and the Gulf to spot dolphins and catch a glowing sunset
Charter a catamaran to snorkel, paddleboard, and cruise to Shell Island with up to 49 guests
Private catamaran cruise to Shell Island with snorkeling, paddleboards, and a dolphin-search ride
Enjoy sunset views and look for dolphins from a private charter
Explore West Palm Beach’s marine life on a beginner-friendly ocean scuba dive
Beginner-friendly jet snorkel tour with guide, plus photos and videos
Try beginner scuba diving with private instruction and free videos
Paddle with a guide to secluded shores and spot sea turtles and manatees along the way
Beginner-friendly turtle snorkel with free videos (ages 8+)
Swim like a mermaid and get GoPro videos in West Palm Beach
Try jet snorkeling on a semi-private tour in Panama City Beach
Sail Grand Lagoon and Shell Island with complimentary drinks while spotting dolphins
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.