Explore cypress-lined waterways and watch for local wildlife
Paddle to a coastal island with a guide, plus a kayak or paddleboard lesson
Pedal-optional happy hour cruise for up to 15 passengers
Private evening sailing with sunset shoreline views and a customizable route
Unwind on a slow river float with comfort features and return boat transport
Cruise the Intracoastal and Atlantic in search of dolphins
Ride Jet Skis through scenic backcountry trails and waterways
Paddle lantern-lit tidal creeks to a secluded Waties Island beach at dusk
Paddle to a boat-access-only beach for shelling, swimming, and time on the sand
Fish nearshore aboard a 25-foot Sea Pro
Receive one-on-one guidance from certified instructors to fast-track your surfing skills
Fish offshore on a 30 ft cuddy cabin with gear and bait included
Private narrated river cruise with opportunities to spot local wildlife
Learn to surf in a 1.5-hour group lesson with a safety-focused instructor
Discover the natural and human history of a coastal salt marsh
Plan a private sunset proposal sail with a captain and mate
Cruise to Bird Island with up to 6 guests and a local captain
Set your own course for an island picnic, a swim, or a relaxing day afloat
Private tiki party boat cruise for up to 18 with a licensed captain
Follow the slow current through secluded Lowcountry swamps
Fish nearshore reefs and Murrells Inlet backwaters with an expert guide
Enjoy flexible 1–7 day rentals with convenient delivery to your doorstep.
Fish Murrells Inlet at sunset on a 3-hour private charter
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.