Sail Maalaea Bay and snorkel a private spot, up to 6 guests
Sail a private sunset catamaran with appetizers and room for up to 6
Cruise Ma’alaea Bay on a private sunset sail for up to 6
Bottom fish in a small group with bait and tackle provided
Learn surf fundamentals in a shared ocean session at Kalama Park
Learn surf fundamentals with one-on-one coaching tailored to your skill level
Learn to surf with dedicated instruction for your family or friends
Snorkel and sail by private yacht to West Maui cliffs or North Kihei reefs
Explore Key Largo reefs on a private charter for snorkeling or scuba diving
Shape your private Key Largo reef outing around your group’s snorkel skills
Sail the Gulf at sunset with island shelling and wildlife viewing
Cruise, swim, and beach-hop around Anna Maria Island aboard a spacious deck boat
Cruise, swim, and explore with triple-pontoon stability and Mercury 150HP power
Cruise Anna Maria Island waters on a stable 23-foot catamaran
Cast for local fish in Marco Island’s calm mangrove waters
Cast for varied species, with nearshore wreck fishing when weather allows
Remote-island shelling, beach time and catch-and-release fishing
Explore Marco Island's waters with bait, tackle, and licenses included
Pair Manhattan skyline views with a closer look at the Hudson River's ecology
Private 4-hour chill-out charter with beach swim time
Take a private boat to Cape Lookout Lighthouse and explore its museum
Cruise private coastal waterways past Beaufort, barrier islands, and wild-horse habitat
Explore Cape Lookout’s islands, lighthouse grounds, and coastal waterways
Tour two islands for sand dollars and a chance to spot wild horses
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.