Spot whales and dolphins with expert narration on the Atlantic Ocean
Spend 4 hours striped bass fishing with extra time on the water
Sail historic harbor waters with maritime insights and optional hands-on sailing
Paddle Salem’s historic coast with guided stories and coastal views
Watch Salem Sound glow at day’s end while you help raise the sails and toast the sunset with a relaxed drink.
Feel the sea breeze and spot coastal wildlife on a 1.5-hour private cruise
Lounge on deck or lend a hand with the sails
Cruise to Stellwagen Bank on a narrated 3–4 hour whale watch
Unwind on the harbor with your own snacks and drinks
Pair autumn views from the water with hot cider and orchard donuts
Fish for mackerel and bass on a captain’s choice half-day trip
Make a private sailboat the setting for your wedding
Cruise Hampton Beach on a 4-hour whale watching trip with bar and food galley onboard
Reserve a traditional schooner for your celebration on Gloucester Harbor
Paddle Salem Harbor your way with flexible kayak rentals
Hands-on 1812-style sail with engaging crew and scenic Salem Sound views
Make Salem Sound your private escape aboard a classic schooner
Tailored one-on-one instruction for first sails, returning sailors, and J/22 certification prep
Fish Jeffrey's Ledge for haddock, pollock, and other bottom feeders
Paddle coastal waters with naturalists and learn responsible wildlife viewing
Fish for striped bass on a 2.5-hour trip near the Merrimack River mouth
Fish at night with a family-run crew, with rod and reel rental included
Explore coastal salt marsh scenery without heading onto the open ocean
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.