From colorful coral to playful sea turtles, tropical fish and unique natural formations, you’ll find some of the most beautiful underwater worlds in the Bahamas, British Virgin Islands, the Florida Keys and even closer to home. Whether you’re headed to the reef or sticking to the local lakes
As the "First Town in the First State," Lewes, Delaware offers historic architecture, museums and landmarks that reflect its rich whaling history. Nestled along the Delaware Bay near Rehoboth Beach, it offers pristine beaches, scenic trails and excellent boating and fishing opportunities. Visitors can explore Cape Henlopen State
Cape May, New Jersey, is not only a charming seaside destination known for its historic Victorian architecture and pristine beaches but also a paradise for boating enthusiasts. For those looking to combine their love of the water with a fun and delicious dining experience, Cape May offers several excellent dock
With the Rocky Mountains as a backdrop, Colorado’s lakes provide a stunning setting for all types of boating fun whether it be sailing, motorboating, paddleboarding or kayaking. Popular destinations like Lake Dillon, Grand Lake and Blue Mesa Reservoir cater to a range of activities that include fishing, swimming and
Between John Brown’s historic 1859 raid on the federal armory, a strategic railroad location and a notable battle, Harpers Ferry is a town torn from the pages of history. While it’s known for these pivotal roles in American history, it also features stunning scenery and abundant attractions. Sitting
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is a prime destination for boaters seeking to pair their time on the water with a memorable dining experience. Several dock and dine restaurants in the area allow boaters to dock their vessels and enjoy delicious meals right by the waterfront. Here are some top picks
Parkersburg, West Virginia, offers a variety of activities that blend history, outdoor adventure and local culture into fun adventures for boaters and other travelers. Its location on the Ohio River, on the state’s western side at the Ohio border, makes it an excellent choice for fishing, boating, kayaking and
Washington offers diverse landscapes and abundant fishing opportunities across its state parks. Trailer your boat to the ramp, sail out from a private boat dock rental or cruise out from a marina to visit some of the best state parks for fishing in Washington. Pack up your fishing gear and
Alexandria, Virginia’s location on the Potomac River makes it a charming combination of waterfront docking and exquisite dining. It’s a fantastic destination near Washington, D.C. for boating enthusiasts seeking a terrific meal from marinas or private boat dock rentals. Here are some top spots for docking and
The Maldives, a stunning archipelago in the Indian Ocean, is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and luxurious experiences. Made up of more than 1,000 coral islands grouped into 26 atolls, the Maldives offers an idyllic escape for travelers and boaters seeking tranquility, adventure and stunning natural wonders both above
Port Clinton, a small city in northern Ohio, is located on the southern shore of Lake Erie and north of Sandusky Bay. Port Clinton is in the heart of the Lake Erie Islands region, making it a fishing, boating and tourism hub. The city is also a main port for
Jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean alongside Long Island Sound, Montauk sits at the far eastern end of Long Island. Its nickname is even “The End” due to this easternmost location. If you’re boating in the Hamptons, spending time at a private boat dock for rent or traversing the