A Black Friday Boat Trip You’ll Remember
Sat, Nov 19, 2016
This Black Friday, millions of people will be waking up before the crack of dawn to get a jump start on the day ahead—but not all of them will be going shopping! Black Friday boating is a tradition we hope to see more of in the years ahead. It lets u... Read More
Warm Up at the 44th Annual Fort Myers Boat Show
Tue, Nov 15, 2016
If recent temperature drops have you longing for the warmth and sunshine of summer, you’re not alone. Fortunately, there’s still a chance for you to soak up the sun—and enjoy some boating fun in the process! Learn more about Fort Myers and the 44th A... Read More
Turkey Day Traditions We Love
Tue, Nov 01, 2016
Thanksgiving just isn’t the same without food, family and a delicious turkey at the center of your table—but don’t forget about making new traditions along the way! For those with a knack for adventure and a love of all things water, here are a Thank... Read More
10 Mayflower Facts for Thanksgiving
Tue, Nov 01, 2016
Plymouth Rock. The Pilgrims. The first Thanksgiving feast. We all know the story of Thanksgiving—but without one very famous ship, it’s likely that our country’s history might look very different today! We take a closer look at the Mayflower, and the... Read More
Regeneration: How Marine Species Bring Themselves Back to Life
Sun, Oct 30, 2016
Regeneration—or growing back life and limb—may seem like something out of a science fiction novel. But, as is often the case, truth is stranger than fiction when it comes to the uncanny capabilities of many marine species. Take a look at the unique s... Read More
Underwater Foliage: The Oceans’ Best Kept Secret
Sat, Oct 29, 2016
There’s nothing quite like the vivid fall foliage we see at this time of year—rich orange, red and yellow hues frame the sides of our favorite waterways and make for perfect fall boating. But as much as we love the foliage above water, there’s someth... Read More
Exploring Submarine Sinkholes
Thu, Oct 13, 2016
Dark, mysterious and spanning across up to 1000 feet, the “submarine sinkholes” of the ocean may appear like something out of a science fiction novel. But don’t worry—while they’re certainly intimidating, these natural underwater caves have a past th... Read More
Salem, Massachusetts: More Than Meets the Eye
Mon, Oct 10, 2016
As Halloween approaches, you’re sure to hear lots of spooky stories out of the fabled city of Salem, Massachusetts. That is, of course, for good reason—the city was the site of witch trials in 1692, a dark period of time for the young colonial town. Read More
A Look at the Narwhal: A Not-So-Mythical Marvel
Fri, Oct 07, 2016
A marine unicorn might sound like the stuff of fiction—but think again! While we may not have evidence of unicorns, we do have something pretty close. The narwhal is a tusked whale that calls the icy Artic waters its home—and its unique physical appe... Read More
