Cruise Amelia Island waterways aboard a roomy 18-foot deck boat
Experience a scenic sunset cruise with dolphin sightings and iconic St. Augustine views.
Cruise St. Augustine’s historic waterfront with a private captain
Sail at sunset with live music, drinks, and St. Augustine fireworks views
Tandem kayak rental with delivery in St. Augustine
Ride to Sip & Stroll and return by river later that evening
River history, Fort Matanzas, and a sunset pass beneath the Bridge of Lions
Learn surf fishing techniques with professional angler Noel Kuhn
Watch for coastal wildlife and view Fort Clinch from a catamaran
Cruise privately aboard Exodus in St. Augustine
Sail a luxury yacht at sunset and see St. Augustine's historic bayfront
Paddle clear kayaks through sunset-lit waters by St. Augustine Lighthouse
Private yacht views of St. Augustine's holiday lights
Admire holiday lights from an enclosed boat with bar, cocoa, 3D glasses and live narration.
Cruise the sunset, then see Nights of Lights from the water (21+)
Cruise the Matanzas River and nearby sandbars on a spacious deck boat
Sail into sunset views, live music, and Saint Augustine’s holiday lights
See Saint Augustine’s holiday lights from the water with a champagne toast
Paddle St. Augustine's inland waterways with views of the historic lighthouse
Paddle clear waters on a private lighthouse kayak adventure
See St. Augustine by boat and golf cart, with free photos
Sip mimosas and cruise St. Augustine sights on a private tugboat
Read, sip tea, and share sailing stories on the water
Train as crew on Sunday sails with a USCG captain or ASA sailing instructor
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.