Look for manatees, dolphins, and more in Florida's spring-fed waters
Enjoy a relaxed underwater scallop hunt with a captain who has over 30 years of experience
Choose your kayak and paddle Rainbow River with shuttle transport to the start
Explore two freshwater dive sites with basins, caverns, and a prehistoric spring
Cruise the Homosassa River and snorkel with manatees, with dockside breakfast and lunch
Guided wild-manatee snorkeling with photos, gear, and aquarium access
Slow down with golden-hour views from the water
Self-Guided Kayak, Canoe, or SUP Paddling on the Silver River
Chase grouper along Crystal River’s nearshore structure
Paddle Rainbow River's spring-fed waters with a guide
Chart your own course over crystal-clear spring water
Paddle with an experienced guide through clear springs and forested riverbanks
Unwind on the water with a sandbar stop and room to lounge
Paddle and snorkel Rainbow Springs with a guide who shares its ecology
Put your arms to work on a scenic river paddle
Explore prehistoric fossils beneath clear freshwater
Relax on a shaded Homosassa River boat cruise with chances to spot local wildlife
Private manatee habitat exploration with a captain, snorkel gear, and aquarium admission
Paddle Rainbow River from sunset into a glowing nightscape
Paddle to Ray Wayside Park with return shuttle service
Fish offshore structure for Florida Gulf table fare
Chart your own course over crystal-clear spring water
Glide from freshwater springs to open Gulf waters
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.