Cruise Crab Island or the bay on newer pontoons with fuel included
Cruise to Crab Island to swim and float, plus a short dolphin-watching ride
Parasail over Panama City Beach with smooth, dry takeoffs
Pilot your own spacious pontoon with twin slides for a memorable Destin water adventure.
Snorkel Shell Island and cruise the Gulf to look for wild dolphins
Choose a kayak or paddle board rental at St. Andrews State Park
Search for dolphins and enjoy a Destin sunset aboard a Coast Guard certified catamaran
Cruise with a licensed captain and crew on a spacious pontoon for up to 18 guests
Cruise to Shell Island aboard a tiki boat for an all-ages outing
Customize a private cruise for snorkeling, wildlife viewing, and Shell Island exploration
Charter a private boat to Crab Island for up to 49 guests
Book the boat for 1.5 hours and take multiple parasail flights with your own party
Dolphin watching, snorkeling, and Shell Island exploring on a 4-hour private tour
Lease a double-decker pontoon with slide and water toys from Destin Harbor
Cruise Destin waters with a captain, water toys and room to relax
Relax while a captain guides your spacious double-decker pontoon with slides through Destin’s scenic waters.
Shape a private coastal outing around Shell Island and wildlife viewing
Private 40’ yacht cruise from Sandestin Marina with captain and crew
Set your own course to Shell Island aboard a 60-hp pontoon
Cruise to Crab Island with a captain and crew on a private 18-passenger tiki pontoon
Explore Shell Island with snorkeling time and dolphin watching from the water
Snorkel clear seagrass waters and explore secluded beaches by private boat
Spend 3–4 hours at Crab Island with water toys and paddleboards included
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.