Paddle glowing clear kayaks on an evening tour at Malone Springs
Explore island destinations beyond Sarasota
Pair Sarasota's sunset with a chance to spot native wildlife
Turn your next celebration into a day on the water
Take the helm for an evening on the water
Spend more than an hour in the water looking for sharks
Explore ocean reefs with a certified freediving instructor
Search for elusive sharks without a dive certification
Pair sunset on the water with shark viewing under the boat's underwater lights
Explore the ocean after dark on a guided drift with local sharks
Sail, swim and snorkel along Waikiki on your own catamaran
Build your own private Key West day on the water for up to 6 guests
Unwind or celebrate with friends and family on a Lower Keys sandbar
Spend 8 hours on a private Key West fishing charter tailored to your target species
Fish for a full day on a private 10-hour Key West charter
Fish Key West your way with a charter tailored to your preferred style
Learn snorkeling basics and explore Key West’s coral reef and sea life
Cruise to a Key West sandbar for swimming, walking, and time in the sun
Snorkel the Dry Tortugas and explore Fort Jefferson on Garden Key
A social fishing trip with extra time on the water
Share a social fishing trip with gear, bait and licenses included
Private inshore fishing with captain guidance tailored to your group
Flexible fishing from offshore waters to the reef
Set your own fishing pace with a private captain
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.