Jet ski San Juan Bay for coastal views and El Morro sights
Caribbean views, lunch, drinks, and snorkeling gear at Icacos
Sail to Icacos for snorkeling, waterslides, and a Puerto Rican lunch
Cruise Fontana Lake with a local historian and views of Fontana Dam
Take the helm and explore the cays on your own schedule
Cruise with lounge seating, Bluetooth audio, shade, and easy water access
Set your own course for a private cruise on Big Blue
See Grand Haven's waterfront, beaches and lighthouse from the water
Set out on the water aboard a canopy-covered pontoon with room to relax
Cruise with a tube, ski pole, and sun awning
Cruise with a quiet Yamaha 50HP engine, stereo, and Bimini shade
Cruise Ocean City's calm back bays with room for coolers, food, and restaurant stops
Cruise calm back-bay waters with coastal views and room for coolers
Fish, crab, or cruise Ocean City's calm back bays
Fish and crab Ocean City's back bays from a shaded pontoon
Fish and crab Ocean City's back bays from a shaded 24-foot pontoon
Paddle Mosquito Bay in a clear-bottom kayak after dark
Paddle from Manistee Lake through downtown to Lake Michigan
Explore Manistee's 1st St and 5th Ave beaches by paddleboard
Paddle independently from 1st St Beach or 5th Ave Beach
Paddle gentle currents and stop at swim-ready sandbars
Find the Little Manistee route that fits your paddling experience
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.