Search for fresh bay scallops with snorkeling gear provided
See beneath the surface as you paddle the natural side of the Florida Keys
Explore mountain-framed waters on a stable catamaran
Paddle into shallow creeks to target reds, flounder, and trout
Get paddling basics and route tips based on current conditions
Explore a river of small islands and winding creeks at your own pace
Explore winding creeks and small islands at your own pace
Paddle or row with a choice of rental boats
Hone your casting and enjoy private-water access before or after your guided outing
A private setting for an ash scattering on the water
See the city's bright lights from the deck of your own private boat
Cruise up close to the Statue of Liberty
See the scale and variety of Manhattan's architecture from the water
See New York's landmarks lit up from the water
Discover a wilder side of Florida from a covered boat
Snorkel with wild dolphins on a small-group 3-hour morning tour
Private half-day or full-day fishing out of Haleiwa Harbor
Explore North Shore reefs with guided snorkeling and a fishing stop on the return
Pick up a SUP and paddle Summit County waters
Private Key West sandbar charter with snorkel gear, drinks, and snacks
Build your own 3–3.5 hour private boat charter with snorkeling gear, snacks, and drinks
Customize your private Key West water charter with snorkeling gear, drinks, and snacks included
Dive with pelagic sharks in a small group and learn about their role in the ecosystem
Snorkel on a private charter with Hawaiian green sea turtles
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.