Paddle 5+ miles with onshore breaks on a guided St. Augustine day trip
Learn 6 essential kayaking strokes with ACA Certified instructors in 2 hours
Paddle Durbin Creek with a guide, with rental or bring-your-own kayak options
Paddle at sunset for bat watching and William Bartram stories
Kayak the Matanzas River Estuary with a naturalist-trained guide
Glide through freshwater creeks to spot alligators, manatees, and bald eagles on a thrilling airboat ride
Private airboat ride on the St. Johns River backwaters for up to 15 passengers
Rent an 8-hour pontoon for up to 10 people in St Augustine
Cruise St. Augustine at sunset on a private captained boat
Private holiday boat ride with your own music and St. Augustine's glowing shoreline
Cruise St. Augustine’s Intracoastal on a private captained sunset boat
Cruise St. Augustine’s historic waterfront with a private captain
Cruise the Matanzas River and nearby sandbars on a spacious deck boat
Rent a single kayak with delivery around St. Augustine
Tandem kayak rental with delivery in St. Augustine
Admire millions of holiday lights from the water on an intimate 1-hour evening cruise.
River history, Fort Matanzas, and a sunset pass beneath the Bridge of Lions
Cruise coastal marshes and spot dolphins and wildlife with expert guides on a BYOB pontoon boat.
Experience a scenic sunset cruise with dolphin sightings and iconic St. Augustine views.
Admire holiday lights from an enclosed boat with bar, cocoa, 3D glasses and live narration.
Cruise the sunset, then see Nights of Lights from the water (21+)
See St. Augustine’s holiday lights from calm water with a fully enclosed boat and onboard restroom
Cruise into twilight for sunset views and Nights of Lights from the water on an enclosed boat
Sunset views, waterfront landmarks, and Nights of Lights from Matanzas Bay
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.