Private snorkeling escape with a captain and bilingual crew
Paddle Saguaro Lake after sunset with neon lights
Rebuild your diving confidence with practice focused on what you need
Paddle Skull Creek at sunset with a guide and watch for local wildlife
Fish Key West’s evening bite for snapper and grouper under the stars
Cruise Crab Island and the bay on a powerful pontoon
Rebuild your underwater confidence with personalized instruction and all dive gear included
Listen for humpback whale songs beneath the surface
Circle Key West in 90 minutes on a thrilling 26-mile guided jet ski ride.
Snorkel, slide, and lounge aboard a Waikiki catamaran
Discover vibrant marine life and Diamond Head views on a guided Waikiki snorkel experience.
Morning snorkel sail with breakfast and a complimentary premium bar
Live music, appetizers, and sunset views from a double-deck catamaran
Take on technical whitewater through a remote hemlock-lined canyon
Private Barefoot II charter for up to 6 to snorkel and relax in the Florida Keys
Sail past Waikiki at sunset and watch an onboard fireworks display
Bring your own drinks for a Waikiki Friday evening on the water
Shore snorkel Anini Beach with a guide and premium gear
Guide-escorted Middle Yough rafting for ages 5+ on class I–II rapids
Rent a raft or inflatable kayak and run the 7.5-mile Lower Yough at your own pace
Paddle 11 scenic miles of family-friendly Class I–II rapids at your own pace
Private island time with snorkeling, drinks, and shaded comfort
A beach day with reef snorkeling, lunch, and rum drinks
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.