Rent a pontoon on Lake Wylie with fuel included
Cruise the Catawba River on a quiet electric GoBoat for a 2–4 hour outing
Rent a kayak or SUP and paddle Fort Pierce Inlet State Park for up to 4 hours
Cruise Sarasota Bay, swim at a sandbar, and relax with water toys and your own drinks
Paddle protected mangrove trails with a small-group guide
Navigate gentle Class I rapids on an easy river outing for beginners and anglers
Paddle Blue Spring State Park and look for manatees on a 2-hour guided kayak tour
Paddle or cruise to an island for gourmet s'mores and an owl prowl
Dive two reef sites, with ledges at 50–60 feet and depths up to 105 feet
Shared adults-only party boat with music, ice and an onboard bathroom
Cruise Austin's waterways aboard a 1958 vintage boat
Cruise Lady Bird Lake in a 1958 vintage boat with Austin skyline views
Cruise Austin’s skyline aboard a restored 1960 Glastron Starflite
Relax on the water with shade, a sundeck, and room for your crew
Explore Caddo Lake's wetlands and watch for birds and alligators by pontoon
Watch dolphins and birds on a relaxed 90-minute evening cruise with space for just 28 guests
Paddle a 100% clear kayak to mangroves and a secluded beach near Sarasota
Cruise St. Augustine’s waterways with narrated landmark views
Ride the Intracoastal Waterway and stop to explore a boat-access-only island
Catamaran cruise with water toys, music, and a swim stop
Choose a kayak, SUP board, or Racing Boards rental at Willow Beach
Try scuba from shore in Maui with a PADI Instructor (max 4 divers per instructor)
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.