Venture deeper into the Atchafalaya by small boat
Rent a 2020 double-decker pontoon on Lake Travis with a captain
Rent a 1- or 2-person sit-on-top kayak for an easy lake paddle
Paddle Honey Island Swamp with a local guide and learn its rich history
Pick up a kayak or paddleboard at Scorton Creek and explore at your own pace
1-hour party boat cruise with bring-your-own drinks
Drive a quiet electric pontoon boat for up to 10 people in Morro Bay
Paddle the lake at sunset during after-hours access
Learn windsurfing basics in a 3-hour small-group lesson
Drive your own two-seater Craigcat on a 2.5-hour guided tour of Rookery Bay
Search the Santa Barbara Channel for seasonal whales, dolphins, and ocean wildlife
Ride new Yamaha jet skis across Florida's largest riding area at your own pace
Cruise Sarasota’s Gulf waters on a spacious pontoon with flexible 4- or 8-hour options.
Paddle a clear kayak through the Weeki Wachee estuary at sunset
Stand up paddleboard with trained rescue dogs on Oahu’s North Shore
Sail the Potomac on a 21+ party yacht with premium open bar
Parasail above Key West on a 12-passenger boat with tandem flight options
Spot manatees and wildlife from 100% clear kayaks in a small-group guided tour.
Ride a guided WaveRunner tour with time to spot dolphins and then explore on your own
Skim Dana Point waters on a fast, low-to-the-water wildlife safari
Parasail near Crab Island with a 12-minute flight and 90-minute boat ride
Float through Bayou Bienvenue with music and a chance to spot wildlife
Ride self-drive Yamaha WaveRunners across Santa Rosa Sound with fuel and gear included
See the Statue of Liberty and Lower Manhattan on a 1.5-hour yacht cruise
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.