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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about our trips and charters? You may find them below, or else feel free to reach out!

Please arrive 15 to 20 minutes prior to departure at the Goodland Boating Park to find parking and utilize the restroom (the store and restrooms close at 4 PM)

The captain will check the weather before every trip and determine if conditions are safe or not. If canceled there will be a full refund or an option to reschedule.

You may change or cancel your reservation anytime up to 7 days before departure. Any no call or no-show will be subject to the full price of the reservation.

Purchasing Trip Protection allows you to cancel or reschedule this original booking once for any reason up to 24 hours prior to the Tour start time. Standard cancellation policy is 7 days before activity start time. In the event of a cancellation request, you will be reimbursed the amount of this booking, less the cost of the Trip Protection and processing fees.

Yes, you’re more than welcome to bring any food or beverage, including alcohol. There will be bottled water provided on the boat.

We depart out of the Goodland boat ramp 740 Palm Point Dr. (Collier County charges $10 for parking)

All of our trips are private up to six people, including children (children, six years of age and younger, must be in lifejackets)

It can be moderately difficult to move around on the boat I suggest being able to step up two steps (14”) under your own power

We sail on every trip when the wind is above 5 mph and below 20 mph. We use the motor to travel between the dock and the bay, where we have room to sail.

Yes, there is a camping-style marine toilet onboard. It’s basic rather than glamorous, but functional when needed.

Yes! Children are welcome, especially those who enjoy a relaxed outing and a slower pace on the water.

Yes—our half-day sailing and beach trips include about an hour on a barrier island, where you can swim, explore, or collect shells.
Dolphin sightings aren’t guaranteed, but we have a large local population. We tend to see them more often on morning and afternoon trips than on evening cruises.
Boarding requires stepping up approximately 16–18 inches, and the seats are fairly low to the deck. Guests should be comfortable making that step and sitting down into and getting up from low seating. Please contact us before booking if you have questions about boarding or mobility.

Questions? Reach Out to Us!