Paddle, swim and snorkel Rainbow Springs with beginner-friendly guidance
Explore Rainbow Springs by paddleboard or sit-on-top kayak with beginner instruction
Explore clear river waters and colorful underwater scenery on a certified drift dive
Paddle Rainbow Springs your way with kayak, fishing kayak, or paddleboard rentals
Paddle Rainbow River after sunset over LED-lit water
Paddle a clear kayak over Rainbow River’s springs, white sand, and underwater scenery
Paddle Rainbow River's spring-fed waters with a guide
Cruise Homosassa Springs by private boat and snorkel with manatees with a guide
Cruise and snorkel with manatees on a relaxed 3-hour small-group trip
Cruise Homosassa River and snorkel with manatees on your own private boat
Snorkel with manatees on a private 4-hour boat tour for up to 6
Snorkel with manatees on a 6-hour private charter with dockside lunch
Cruise the Old Homosassa River with wildlife and backcountry history
Relax on a shaded Homosassa River boat cruise with chances to spot local wildlife
Snorkel with manatees in small groups on a 3-hour shared boat tour
Snorkel with manatees on a private boat for your group of up to 6
Float in blue-water springs and watch manatees up close
Fish offshore bottom waters for grouper, snapper, and more
Spend more time offshore targeting larger fish and varied catches
Settle in for a casual cruise with your friends and your choice of music
Search shallow Homosassa grass flats for scallops from a comfortable catamaran
A relaxed, shaded boat outing with shared or private options
Snorkel Homosassa Springs, then enjoy riverside dining
Cruise Homosassa’s springs with a captain for swimming, snorkeling and possible manatee sightings
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.