Cruise the Nā Pali Coast from Port Allen with snorkel time and lunch included
Operate your own mini boat to a hidden low-tide island on a guided two-hour adventure.
Paddle crystal waters to spot wild manatees on a guided 2-hour clear kayak tour.
Set your own pace on a private clear kayak journey through Weeki Wachee
Admire holiday lights from an enclosed boat with bar, cocoa, 3D glasses and live narration.
Cruise Hilton Head at sunset to spot wild dolphins and watch a waterfront fireworks show
Cruise the sunset, then see Nights of Lights from the water (21+)
Catch golden-hour views on a 90-minute guided jet ski ride
Glide on jet scooters and snorkel in a small group while avoiding crowds and looking for sea turtles
Paddle calm tidal creeks at first light with a guide and spot Lowcountry wildlife
Paddle clear kayaks with Guardian Guides to look for manatees on a private 2–2.5 hour tour
Snorkel the Na Pali Coast in 4.5–5 hours with lunch, ages 4+, shared or private charter
See St. Augustine’s holiday lights from calm water with a fully enclosed boat and onboard restroom
Cruise into twilight for sunset views and Nights of Lights from the water on an enclosed boat
Host a celebration aboard a sidewheeler paddle boat with indoor and outdoor spaces
Join a pirate crew for water cannon battles and Potomac landmarks
Cruise the Potomac with a brunch buffet, open bar, and DJ
Unwind to live jazz, charcuterie, and bayfront sunset views
Paddle Budd Bay with a guide and watch for harbor seals and shorebirds
Snorkel Sombrero Reef, then float and relax at Molasses Key Sandbar
Paddle Budd Bay during Olympia's golden-hour evening light
Sunset views, waterfront landmarks, and Nights of Lights from Matanzas Bay
Step through plantation history, then race across Louisiana swamps by airboat
Pair plantation history with a narrated covered boat ride through Louisiana swamps
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.