Cruise White Bear Lake with room to relax, swim, and bring your own cooler
Taste featured brewery beers with tapas on a narrated lake cruise
Sip brunch cocktails and enjoy tapas on a Sunday morning lake cruise
Cruise with lounge seating, Bluetooth audio, shade, and easy water access
Paddle the Mississippi’s only gorge and pass through Lock and Dam No. 1
Paddle through a historic lock beneath St. Anthony Falls
Paddle the Mississippi for Minneapolis skyline views and riverside history
Savor a brunch buffet while taking in views of the St. Croix River
Set your own pace on a scenic St. Croix River float
Cruise, swim, and dine at your own pace on Lake Minnetonka
Comfortable bareboat cruising for your group
Take the helm with a first mate for hands-on support on Lake Minnetonka
Take the helm with first-mate support for cruising Lake Minnetonka
Take the helm with first-mate support on Lake Minnetonka
A captain-led Larson bowrider charter with room to swim and relax
Cruise Lake Minnetonka with a captain aboard a comfortable Monterey 204 FSX
Cruise Lake Minnetonka aboard a spacious Monterey M4 with a captain
Take the helm for a smooth, spacious Lake Minnetonka cruise
Take the helm on Lake Minnetonka with a first mate for added on-water support
Cruise, swim, and relax on Lake Minnetonka with a captain provided
Take the helm for a spacious Lake Minnetonka cruise with time to anchor
Take the helm with first-mate guidance on Lake Minnetonka
Spacious captained cruising for up to 6 passengers
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.