Sail past St Augustine landmarks on a 2-hour small-group charter
Private captained cruise past St. Augustine sights at sunset
Private paddle on Simpson Creek with kayak or paddleboard gear included
Fish inshore or run to local reefs and wrecks on a flexible 4-hour charter
Cast for redfish, trout and flounder on a guided marsh paddle
Sail into sunset views of St Augustine landmarks on a small-group charter
Paddle calm black water at your own pace through forested wetlands
Fish St. Augustine's marshes and shallow backcountry close to shore
Paddle a private sunrise kayak tour near the St. Augustine Lighthouse
Private captained sunset cruise in St. Augustine, up to 10 guests
Cruise the St. John's River with skyline views and your own drinks
A scenic river ride to your choice of lunch or dinner stop
Private 2-hour sail past St. Augustine’s historic bayfront sites
Sail St. Augustine waters and learn about dolphins with your guide
Paddle calm marsh waters and fish Simpson Creek at your own pace
Explore Amelia and Talbot Islands by surfboard
A private river cruise with flowers, chocolates, and time together
Target reefs and wrecks across tides for diverse catches on an 8-hour charter
Celebrate your bachelorette party aboard a private St. Augustine sailing catamaran
Troll or bottom fish the nearshore waters off St. Augustine
Private 2-hour kayak tour near the St. Augustine Lighthouse
Private 2-hour kayak adventure near the St. Augustine Lighthouse
Cruise St. Johns River with a captain, then relax at a sandbar or Black Creek
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.