Rent a 32 ft double-decker tritoon on Lake Travis with a waterslide
Relax while a captain guides your spacious double-decker pontoon with slides through Destin’s scenic waters.
Paddle the full 5 miles of the Silver River with a shuttle ride back
Rent a 21 ft Boston Whaler for cruising or fishing in Nantucket
Sunset views, DJ beats, and unlimited drinks on Biscayne Bay
Private nighttime cruise on a pink electric boat in downtown Tampa
Learn to surf with a 2-hour private lesson at Kalama Beach Park
Ride premium Sea-Doos and reach Crab Island quickly with flexible 30-minute to 8-hour rental options.
Soar above emerald waters with safe, gentle takeoffs and landings
Dive Kona reef at twilight, then return after dark for a manta night dive
Paddle calm coastal waters on premium kayaks and master basic skills in just an hour
Walk remote sandbars, spot dolphins, and collect shells during low tide at Hilton Head.
Catch small sharks and stingrays on a brief, family-friendly charter in calm waters.
Enjoy a 4–5 hour offshore fishing trip targeting sharks, reds, and mackerel with gear and license included
Design a private island escape with snorkeling, beaches, and a captain at the helm
Enjoy a private 3-hour catch-and-release outing tailored for families and beginners
Learn paddle strokes and safety basics with a certified instructor on Hilton Head waters
Private boat time for tubing, water skiing, wakeboarding, and kneeboarding
Ride a 20–25 minute Everglades airboat with alligator farm admission and shows
Private airboat ride plus behind-the-scenes alligator encounters in 3 hours
Private Everglades airboat ride for your group, with park admission and shows
See beneath the water from a transparent tandem kayak
Rent a paddleboard and explore Homosassa Springs or the Halls River
Pair a scallop hunt with inshore fishing on a custom skiff
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.