Great charter, we had so much fun. Captin Ralph is great, and I will dive with him and his crew…read moreagain.

William Bartram Memorial Park is named for William Bartram who was a botanist and naturalist who…read moretraveled around the southeastern states in the late 1700's identifying the various flora and fauna, birds and bees of the region. The park is along the bay waters, relatively small with no equipment for kids to play on. It has shade and places to sit. You can watch the boats at dock. It's a quiet place to meditate or just sit, but not a kids centric park. Picnicing is a appealing because of the open spaces and quiet surroundings but there's only a few benches, so bringing a chair or a blanket is a good option for a place to relax any day. There's runs, yoga, fireworks watching, walks in trails and by the water and the Pensacola Seafood Festival now has the main music stage here with vendors throughout. https://www.cityofpensacola.com/facilities/facility/details/bartrampark-17 https://www.facebook.com/pages/William-Bartram-Memorial-Park/158930744146155

The Hawkshow Lagoon National Memorial to Missing Children is a moving and touching memorial for…read moremissing children. It sits overlooking Pensacola Bay and the setting is serene and beautiful in a simple kind of way. I am glad I cane across here and spend a moment praying for those children.

Hawkshaw Lagoon Memorial Park, completed in 1996, is the only National Memorial for Missing…read moreChildren. You walk across the pedestrian bridge which is over part of the lagoon. On the observation deck is a bronze statue called "The Sanctuary" created by Sam Nettles. On the plaque: "The Sanctuary" is both a shelter and a memorial. The arms and hands form a shelter and represent protection, our gift to our children. The shelter also forms a memorial in which resides a sacred spiritualism that is universal and primal. / In the family grouping, the child completes the circle, making the couple a family. The parents focus on their child and in turn, the child focuses its love and trust on the parents. This simple exchange is one of the essential truths of life. We all love our children and want to protect them. / Let us hope that we can begin to try to understand and appreciate that which we memorialize - the families, parents, and friends of lost and missing children. The view is serene and overlooks Pensacola Bay. You can get a good view of the Pensacola Bay Bridge from here. Something else to see nearby - just across Bayfront Parkway is Veterans Memorial Park. It's really worth walking across the street to see. Be careful crossing the busy street because cars may not stop even though there is a marked pedestrian walkway. Chances are you've parked over at the memorial and have walked here since there's really no parking where this memorial is.

First of all Captain Matt was incredibly responsive primarily through text message which was…read morehelpful. I am giving him a 5 star review because of the great deal he gave us, but as a disclaimer I will talk about our trip that did not include an experienced deck hand of which we knew would happen beforehand, which is not typical. we reserved a trip on Matt's smaller boat due to our smaller group, and when the boat broke as many do, he offered us a discounted trip on his larger boat providing we would not have a deck hand. The trip was fun and we got bites on nearly every cast. We were told not to bait our own hooks to avoid getting slime and bait debris on the rods, however, with only the help of Matt's brother we were waiting for bait, so we ended up baiting our own hooks and unhooking the fish (not a problem, just would have preferred to have permission to do so from the beginning). I have 2 main critiques, one is to rig all fishing rods with a weight at the end of the line and two hooks tied above it to start with. My father and I were initially given lines with the hook on top of the weight at the end of the line resulting in more of a challenge to hook, feel, and reel in the fish. My second critique is using a net to bring the bigger fish aboard. I lost the biggest fish of the day due to them pulling the fish out of the water with just the line causing the line to snap. Overall a very fun experience at a relatively reasonable price.

Had a great time! Beautiful morning and Matt was an awesome captain. We caught twenty fish total!…read moreEven had a porpoise come up and try to steal one of the Spanish mackerels! Matt was knowledgeable and pleasant to be with; we reeled them in and he gave us tips as well. Thanks for letting us take a quick dip to cool off! Would definitely go again with Soulwa

1 hour was the perfect amount for our group. The tour guide, Nic loves Pensacola and it shows in…read morethe stories he tells about the area. We were all beginners and he helped give us clear instructions and time to practice before we head out - We were ages 43-78 and had no problems.

Our family had a great time on the 2 hour segway tour. Lots to see and the segways were so much…read morefun. Nick was great and made it so much fun!

This was an absolutely wonderful last minute decision. Steve rolled out the red carpet from the…read moremoment we stepped on the boat until the moment we got shore when I called to book trip he was getting ready to go town so the day we wanted was not us back and invited us to come out that day with another couple that he had promised to take on a trip. We not only met some amazing had the time of our lives. We will definitely be back.

This is an aweome boat! It is amazing to me that the owner actually built this catamaran! You…read morewill not be disappointed if you decide to book a tour!

Galvez Landing Boat Ramp is a public boat launch located in Pensacola, FL, off Galvez Road near…read moreInnerarity Point Road. It provides direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway, Big Lagoon, Perdido Bay, and the Pensacola and Orange Beach area, making it a popular spot for boaters and anglers with boat ramps, kayak launch, picnic tables, and fishing areas. The ramp is open for business, with two large ramps and staging docks with plenty of parking for vehicles and trailers. Nearby, you'll find a city park, Innerarity Point Playground, and a popular local eatery, Hub Stacey's at The Point, all within walking distance and sunsets are great here, too. It was named in honor of a person of historical significance to the area. Bernardo de Galvez, a Spanish general who played a significant role in the history of Pensacola. In 1780, General Galvez led the Spanish forces against Pensacola, a key battle in the American Revolutionary War. The Spanish troops landed at Siguenza Point, which is located not far from the modern-day Galvez Boat Ramp. Bottom line: Made possible byThe Board of County Commissioners and The Parks and Recreation Department with additional funding for the project provided through the Natural Resources Damage Assessment Early Restoration Program from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. Nice spot! Hours: 24 hours 5889 Galvez Rd Pensacola, FL https://www.visitpensacola.com/directory/galvez-boat-ramp/ https://facebook.com/groups/131355464791099/

My favorite place to rent kayaks from. The last time I went, they didn't have their glass bottom…read morekayaks available, but that's okay. I didn't realize that I should have called ahead this late in the season so I just showed up and they were closed. I called and she said she was out but would be back in 15 minutes. I really appreciated her coming back and accommodating us. I enjoy this place because there are islands nearby that you can kayak to and spend some time playing in the water and it's typically not very crowded. She also takes pictures of you and your friends as you're coming back and will text them to you. It's more expensive in comparison to other kayak rental places but it's worth it.