If you’re a boater, chances are, you love the water. That’s probably the reason you bought a boat in the first place, right? There’s nothing like that feeling of wind in your face as you’re sailing through beautiful blue waves. But, to quote movie uncles, with
Are the freedom and adventure of open water calling your name? Not to mention the endless blue water of the Bahamas. Us too! We can’t wait to leave our boat slip rental and head out into the Gulf Stream waters. It’s really not that hard to get to
The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism has a media campaign that features singer/songwriter Lenny Kravitz gliding across the crystal-clear waters of the Bahamas in a motor cruiser. His song “Fly Away” (which was inspired by the Bahamas, by the way) is the soundtrack. If that’s not enough to make
The Caloosahatchee River winds lazily between Fort Myers and Cape Coral before flowing into the Gulf of Mexico. Along with being a boater’s paradise, this stunning southwest Florida destination offers natural attractions, waterparks and historic sites. If your Fort Myers private dock slip rental is along the Caloosahatchee or
Whether you’re looking for exciting nightlife, a relaxing riverfront scene or the fun of tropical fish, you can find it along Tampa’s sunny Gulf shores, rivers and inland canals. Private boat slip rentals offer easy access to a variety of Tampa Bay area attractions and activities. Keep reading
The sunny shores of Pompano Beach, found just north of Fort Lauderdale, offer fishing piers, natural attractions, shopping and entertainment for boaters of all types. Whether your private boat dock for rent is in Harbor Village, Pompano Isles or Cypress Point (or some other prime Pompano Beach neighborhood), keep reading
Hallandale Beach is conveniently located near Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Hollywood Beach. Part of South Florida’s Broward County, the up-and-coming area offers affluent neighborhoods, beautiful beaches, a world-class racetrack and protected natural areas in a residential setting. A private boat dock rental in Hallandale Beach gives you easy access
From Bonita Springs to Naples, Marco Island and Everglades City, Florida’s far southwest region is a secluded and serene destination for boaters. Long stretches of white sand and endless sapphire water combine with the nature and intrigue of the Everglades. It’s not called the Paradise Coast for nothing.
The Sarasota and Bradenton areas of Florida’s Gulf Coast bring a mix of history, culture and nature to the table. Attractions like the Ringling Museum of Art, the Sarasota Jungle Gardens, the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium, and the history and gardens of the Edison and Ford Winter Estates
Known as the Sun Coast, the central section of Florida’s West Coast offers soft white sand, warm waves and turquoise waters for boating, fishing, swimming, snorkeling and more. With all of that activity, it’s a good thing there’s so many waterfront restaurants in the area. Whether your
Boating isn’t all about fishing and watersports. Well, okay, maybe it is. But you gotta eat sometime, and dining by boat is just plain fun. South Florida’s landscape lends itself to waterfront restaurants, bars and cafes where you can enjoy a meal with stunning views of boats, bridges,
Whether you do it yourself, hire a contractor or bribe a handy friend with a case of beer, installing cleats to a dock is a relatively easy process. All you need is the cleat, hardware, some basic power tools and you’re good to go. Cleats need to be weather