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Boat Charters · Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
A private five-hour cruise with PonTiki turns Myrtle Beach into a laid-back waterworld—beer and wine included, route tailored to your group, and the Intracoastal doing what it does best: setting the pace. Here’s how it feels, and how to plan it right.
Read the story →Boat Charters · Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Jordan Lake sets an easy rhythm for a private day on the water. With a luxury pontoon as your base—shade canopy, cushioned seating, and an anchor for secret coves—you can chase quiet mornings, join the scene at Party Cove, or float into a golden-hour sunset.
Read the story →Boat Charters · San Diego, California
Trade the tourist crowds for a private, captain-led catamaran adventure on San Diego Bay. With room for 12, water toys, and unforgettable skyline views, Malarky makes celebrations and chill afternoons equally effortless.
Read the story →Boat Charters · Beaufort, North Carolina
When the Crystal Coast exhales at day’s end, Beaufort’s waters turn to liquid bronze—and the best seat is the deck of a private sunset sail. Gentle breezes, calm sounds, and a front-row view of Shackleford Banks make this 90-minute glide an easy, unforgettable way to wrap up the day.
Read the story →Water Activities · Asheville, North Carolina
Glide down Asheville’s French Broad River by raft, stepping off for pints at riverside breweries and ending at New Belgium. It’s a low-effort, high-vibe way to meet the river that shaped the city—wildlife, murals, and clinking glasses included.
Read the story →Water Activities · Asheville, North Carolina
Float the French Broad, wander into riverside taprooms, and paddle back into golden light—the Asheville Brew Paddle connects the river’s slow current with the city’s celebrated craft beer scene. An easy 4-mile route makes this a social, approachable way to experience Asheville from the water.
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