Celebrate or unwind on a private coastal sail
An evening cruise with champagne, music, and sunset views from the water
Cruise Marathon’s waters, then float and paddle at a local sandbar
Explore Montana waters on a guided walk-wade fishing day
Private manatee snorkeling with a personal captain and in-water guide
Search Kings Bay’s spring-fed waters for manatees with in-water guides
Raise a glass as you cruise St. Pete waterways at golden hour
Pair reef snorkeling with sandbar swimming, paddling, and a Seven Mile Bridge cruise
Explore Turtle Canyon aboard a private Zodiac boat with a snorkel guide
Take in coastal views from an adventure boat with comfortable seating and partial shade
See Waikiki's Friday night fireworks with unobstructed views from the ocean
See the Skyway lights from the water with room to relax
Learn to paddle while exploring Haleiwa’s river, bay, and local history
Fish tidal creeks and salt marshes with a private guide
Boost your skills with dedicated 1:1 coaching and all gear provided
Learn together with tailored coaching and a 4:1 instructor ratio on beginner-friendly waves
Join a social surf session with 4:1 instruction and all gear included
Paddle Kawela Bay with your own private guide
Paddle Kawela Bay on a small-group stand up paddleboard tour
Launch with ease for a relaxed paddle on the Anahulu River or Haleiwa Bay
Rent surfboards, body boards, snorkel sets, SUPs, and beach chairs in Haleiwa
Play at Crab Island on a private double-slide pontoon with gear for up to 10
Slide, paddle, and unwind on a private pontoon with a restroom at Crab Island
Cruise with a licensed captain and crew on a spacious pontoon for up to 18 guests
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.