A relaxed, safety-focused paddle with certified instructors
A ready-to-paddle board rental for exploring Carolina Beach waters
Paddle Masonboro’s marshes and barrier-island waterways
Fish Atlantic reefs and wrecks on a limited-capacity half-day trip
Ride to the Gulf Stream with limited capacity for more fishing room
Fish the Gulf Stream offshore for snapper, grouper, and sea bass
Fish up to 50 miles offshore on a 12-hour Gulf Stream trip
Catch more keepers and target a wider variety of fish
Target a range of species with room to fish on limited-capacity boats
Pair Halloween fun on the water with 360-degree views from the top deck
Get on the water with an equipped 11'6" epoxy paddleboard
Paddle to Shark Tooth Island in a double kayak
A 5'6" hard top board for your Carolina Beach plans
Get a 6' hard top board for your Carolina Beach surf time
Enjoy family-friendly Halloween fun with panoramic views from the top deck
Hard-top surfboard rental with pickup or delivery options
A hard-top surfboard rental for your time on the water
A hard-top surfboard rental for flexible time on the water
Ride Carolina Beach waves with an 8-foot hard-top surfboard rental
Get on the water with an 8'6" hard-top surfboard rental
Get a hard top board for flexible Carolina Beach surf time
Paddle toward Shark Tooth Island on your own schedule
A soft top board for your Carolina Beach surf plans
A soft-top board for flexible time on the water
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.