Cruise the Tennessee River aboard a powerful Harris tri-toon
Weekday morning cruising on Chattanooga's Tennessee River
Cruise Chattanooga’s Tennessee River waterfront on a Harris tri-toon
Cruise, shell, swim, and fish on a private family outing
Paddle beneath a mangrove canopy in North America's largest mangrove forest
Explore mangrove tunnels with a private guide and a route shaped around your interests
Paddle beneath living canopies and discover nature up close with your guide
Paddle beneath mangrove canopies on a private tour shaped around your interests
Cruise remote islands, look for wildlife and search for shells
Cast lines from a cabin-equipped Bertram with gear, bait, and drinks included
Chesapeake water views with a laid-back island vibe
Fish aboard a 25-foot panga powered by a new 115 hp outboard
Trade the shore for reef snorkeling, sandy shallows and your own yacht crew
Big-boat fishing with gear, ceviche, drinks and snorkeling
Make the day your own with snorkeling and time to float
Fish in comfort with gear, bait and catch cleaning included
Fish aboard Hot Tuna with tackle, bait, and onboard drinks included
Fish Cancún’s Nichupté Lagoon by light tackle or fly
Offshore sport fishing with a cabin, outriggers & crew
Fish Cancún waters from a 28-foot Wellcraft built for anglers
Private Bertram fishing with an air-conditioned cabin
Paddle the Wailua River, hike riverside trails, and hear local stories over a deli lunch
Cruise the Halifax River waterways beside downtown Daytona Beach
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.