Fish after dark on a 5-hour Sea Isle City boat trip
Paddle Strathmere's tidal back bays in a stable single or double sit-on-top kayak
Build surf skills with focused coaching alongside a friend or family member
Paddle Great Barnegat Bay as the evening light settles in
Ride a 40′ tiki boat through Ocean City’s back bays, with public tours or private charters
Troll or fly fish for summertime mahi mahi
Cruise with a marine biologist to spot whales, dolphins, and seabirds
Set your own course through the intracoastal waterway in a stable 16-foot skiff
A captain-led private escape through Corson's Inlet with your own boat-day soundtrack
Cruise in comfort with plush seating, shade, and room for your group
Scan Avalon’s back bays for dolphins, rays, and shoreline wildlife
Cruise Wildwood’s back bays with a 9.9 hp motor—no boater’s license required
Take the helm for a self-guided day on the water with room to relax
Get one-to-one coaching tailored to your surfing goals
Paddle Sunset Lake for a workout or a relaxing trip toward the Bay
Cruise Ocean City’s back bays on a private tiki boat with your music, drinks, and snacks
Target summer sharks close to shore with gear included
Cruise Sunset Lake and Jarvis Sound on a 2-hour BYO drinks party boat
Cruise local waters aboard a 24-foot pontoon with a shaded Bimini top
See Sea Isle City and Avalon waterfront sights from your own private boat
Cruise Ocean City's calm back bays with room for coolers, food, and restaurant stops
Explore back-bay crabbing spots with an experienced crew
Set out on a private captain-led cruise with your own playlist on board
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.