Explore Florida Keys wrecks and reefs with an experienced underwater guide
Spend more time fishing prime inshore spots
Venture farther offshore to target larger fish
Reel in some fishing time on an outing suited to families and first-timers
Spend more time on the water exploring inshore fishing grounds
Try reef fishing on a charter suited to families and first-timers
Target game species with chumming and bottom fishing near the barrier islands
Cruise with shade, your own soundtrack, and room to relax
Head onto the open water for high-speed fun
Customize a comfortable day on the water with activities for every interest
Navigate West Galveston Bay for fishing, tubing, and shoreline exploring
Build stronger boating skills with focused professional training
Explore Tomales Bay’s remote shoreline with time to build kayaking confidence
Cruise, fish, and snorkel aboard a refitted 32-foot Contender
Cruise, snorkel, or fish aboard a refitted Contender
Island-hop with snorkel stops and space to relax
Island-hop the USVI and BVI with snorkeling, shade, and onboard sound
Cruise the US Virgin Islands with lounge space, snorkeling gear, and a swim platform
Relax, snorkel, and swim from a private yacht built for island days
Drift through Martha Brae's riverside scenery on a private bamboo raft ride
Cliff jump, rope swing, and float the White River with private transportation
Trace Rose Hall’s White Witch legend, then drift the Martha Brae by bamboo raft
Sail Montego Bay at sunset with live reggae, appetizers, and an open Jamaican bar
Climb terraced cascades, then drift through Jamaica's tropical river scenery
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.