Sail Salem Sound with your group of up to 40 and enjoy a private, hands-on experience
Paddle the Charles River with a kayak suited to beginners and seasoned paddlers
Sunset sailing aboard John Alden's racing yacht
Seasonal mackerel fishing with morning or afternoon departures
Enjoy a light-tackle fishing trip that works well for kids and adults
Watch the Boston skyline at twilight on a 2-hour tall ship sail
Charter Motor Yacht Atlas for a 3-hour fireworks cruise for up to 25
Fish for mackerel on a 4-hour morning cruise with a family-run crew
Sail into the sunset with live Celtic tunes and sea shanties
Experience a calm private winter paddle with dry suits and an expert guide on sheltered New England waters
Sail Boston Harbor and enjoy freshly shucked oysters onboard
Paddle Lake Cochituate in a stable canoe built for easy exploration
Share a relaxed paddle through the Charles River at Nahanton Park
Cast for striped bass on an all-ages fishing outing
Reach farther-off fishing spots without sacrificing fishing time
Sail Boston Harbor on the Liberty Star tall ship in 1.5 hours
Cruise Boston Harbor on a private yacht for Tall Ships views
Fish Hampton Beach inlets for striped bass or bluefish
See visiting schooners up close during Gloucester's Heritage Day celebration
Paddle Salem’s coast at dusk with beginner-friendly guidance
Holiday jazz, cocoa, and harbor lights aboard a festive power yacht
Paddle Lake Cochituate together in a sit-on-top tandem kayak
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.