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Summer in South Florida presents the perfect opportunity to take the boat out for the day, drop anchor, and enjoy the clear waters and cooling trade winds we’re famous for. Here are our top recommendations for spending a day on the water: Haulover Sandbar, North Miami — 25.9028° N, 80.1291° W Located in North Miami…
DetailsThe Bahamas has the clearest water in the world. Visibility while diving is often more than 200 feet! Fewer than 50 of the islands have a village or town. The Bahamas has the world’s third-longest barrier reef. Dean’s Blue Hole, west of Clarence Town, Long Island, at 663 feet, is one of the deepest…
DetailsThe height of hurricane season is fast approaching, and as with all things boating, preparedness is key. Whether you’ve recently become a boat owner, or if it’s been a while since you were on hurricane standby, check out these tips for prepping your boat to ride out a hurricane. Leave the Lift Never leave your boat…
DetailsFirst, register your boat: Florida Statutes designates that FLHSMV is responsible for issuing vessel registrations and titles. Applications for titles and registrations must be filed at a county tax collector or license plate agent’s office. This will ensure that you are legally operating your boat on public waterways. Get your Boating Safety Education Card: To…
Details1. ROSE ISLAND To explore one of The Bahamas’ more private destinations, Rose Island is your best bet. Completely private and only accessible by boat, boaters can cruise the three miles to get there from Paradise Island in only 15 minutes! Rose Island is 11 miles long and does not have any roads or residential…
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