10/10 recommend this is fantastic. The best location to rent a kayak a very short ride to the…read moreisland and go explore snorkel and have lunch! The service at get wet is the best you'll find on singer island. They are kind helpful and always available!! 10/10 A MUST STOP WHEN IN SINGER ISLAND!

Very unprofessional customer service experience. When I arrived to rent a jet ski, I was informed…read morethat I had to complete a boating safety test. My issue was not with the requirement itself, but with the fact that nobody mentioned it when I initially inquired about renting. Had I known beforehand, I could have prepared accordingly. The test contained technical boating questions that many people with little or no boating experience would not reasonably know. When I asked why this requirement had not been disclosed earlier, the employee's response was to call me "crazy" rather than provide a professional explanation. I was also told about a mandatory 10% tip before I had even booked the jet ski or received any service. Being presented with a required tip upfront, combined with the lack of communication about the boating test, felt misleading and unprofessional. Customers deserve to be treated with respect when asking legitimate questions. A simple explanation would have gone a long way. the lack of unprofessional behavior left a very negative impression of this company brand of jetski rentals. Do not recommend.

Tucked into an industrial warehouse area in West Palm Beach next to I-95 is a park on a historic…read morecanal. Head north and the canal leads to the north end of Howard Park where there is tiny pond that was once the Stub Canal and Turning Basin. The basin served as a link between West Palm Beach and the agricultural communities next to Lake Okeechobee. In 1918 an extension also called a stub from the 40 mile West Palm Beach Canal was created to carry it directly into the West Palm Beach business district. It was large enough for barges that carried passengers and produce from Belle Glade. Boat service started on May 17, 1918. After a railroad line and highway opened in 1925, boat travel fell out of favor and the 1928 Hurricane destroyed the boat docks. Now all that is left is a small retention pond with a fountain. Today you can access the Stub Canal from the 1.8 acre Stub Canal Park. You can take it south to Pine Lake or north to Howard Park. The Stub Canal Park serves as a launch area for small to medium sized boats motorized boats and jet skis and non motorized canoes and kayaks. Once you reach Pine Lake, it is a popular place for fishing where you can expect to catch largemouth black bass, spotted tilapia, bluegill, and redear sunfish. What is really nice about this park is that there is no charge for boat trailers. A lot of boat launch parks charge at least $10 to park or require a city pass. There is no meters here so you can launch and enjoy your day.

This is a very nice park in Royal Palm Beach located in the Crestwood neighborhood of Royal Palm…read moreBeach which is made up of 660 single family homes. Park amenities include a parking lot, picnic pavilions, tables and grills, basketball court, open play space, paved exercise path, and the Bark Dog Park. In the back of the park is a hiking trail into the Royal Palm Beach Pines Natural Area. The 773 acres of the preserve contain a wet prairie and a pine forest. This natural area is part of the Great Florida Bird and Wildlife Trail and Northeast Everglades Natural Area. Palm Beach county purchased most of the land in 1992 and 1993 and the rest was deeded to them in a mitigation settlement. Unfortunately the trail entrance in the park was flooded due to recent rain but there is another entrance in the back of the Saratoga Pines subdivision.

Great day with Captain Blake on the Reel Intense. It was a Fishing buddies outing with West Palm…read moreBeach Fishing Club. Within five minutes of dropping the live bait, Blake had us on two sailfish, and then two mahi, and some bottom fish. He was a great captain and knows the great spots. Highly recommend them.

Had a great time in July!! A real fun crew who did everything they could to make sure we had…read morecatches. It took my niece 40 minutes to reel in a 7 ft shark and the captain and his mate were super patient and very supportive during that intense reeling in. Highly recommend! Only thing is I wish they would have pushed for live bait. It is more $ btw but so worth it.

What a beautiful beach area surrounded by beautiful homes and manicured gardens/lawns. The public…read morebeach areas are very nice and well maintained and the city has lifeguard services available as posted.

Main parking is closed , heavy construction at this address. We couldn't find anywhere else to park…read moreso we slipped this beach altogether

While the boat was clean and the crew was friendly this was NOT a guided tour but rather a boat…read moreride with alcohol and those snacks provided were just a bag of chips. They had a speaker on the boat but instead of using it with a microphone to tell the "guided tour" it was used to play loud music and on a very rare occasion the young man serving drinks would point to a house and say something that you couldn't hear because the music was louder and he mumbled while pouring drinks. Instead of taking a moment to lower the music, gather our attention, and give scripted information with volume and detail. In addition because it wasn't Season there weren't any mega yaughts to see. Now we took the cruise advertising mimosa and soda but they were out of almost all the soda with just ginger ale left, that's poor planning and stocking. Disappointed and it was not as advertised.

This was so cool! My cousin came to town and we booked the Peanut Island Sandbar cruise. We had a…read moreblast! Got to snorkel at Peanut Island as well. They had paddle boards and snorkel gear for us, along with a lounger trampoline and beanbags on the boat to sit in! Greg was very accommodating as we all wanted to go for a little cruise on the way back! He made it happen and it was such a nice day, we brought some food and drinks and they supplied some water to keep us hydrated! Would recommend!

Had a charter booked but regrettably had to cancel due to going over to Tampa to volunteer for…read morehurricane Milton relief. Really looking forward to the charter with Blue Heron ..... I called them to cancel more than 24 hrs in advance, and they cancelled and refunded promptly. I recommend this company since they are reputable, and look forward to booking them in the future, hopefully sooner than later. Strong recommend.

We booked for 9 people (3 kids 10,7 and 9 months) during spring break. Unfortunately we could not…read moredo the fishing because the waters were way too rough. The people there were incredibly nice and explained the situation and refunded our money to us. While we did not get to experience the trip, I'm grateful they were honest and were not just looking to take our money and allow us on the trip. We look forward to catching a better day for all of us to enjoy the experience!

After visiting the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach's Pan's Garden I was interested in seeing…read moreall of the parks they manage. I found out online that in 2017 they completed a 2.7 million dollar renovation of Bradley Park. This is one of my favorite kind of parks. It runs at the base of a bridge giving you a fantastic view of the waterway. After visiting the park all I can say is wow! It combines two things I am passionate about, art and history. The 4.4 acre park was the former home of Colonel Bradley as well as the location of his beach club. The Gilded Age buildings were destroyed as were many others during the 1970's. It was why the Preservation Foundation was created, to preserve the historic architecture of the Palm Beaches. All that remains is the Artemis fountain featuring cherubs and the four faces of father time and the historic tea house. Park improvements that were made during refurbishment project include a quarter mile long shell walkway, the restoration of the tea house, and a terrace for the Artemis fountain. Inside the tea house are five informative panels that give the history of Palm Beach. The history begins with the prehistoric legacy of the Native Americans. It then moves to the Palm Beach pioneers, Henry Morrison Flagler, Colonel Bradley, and ends with the Bradley Park Beautification project. The park pathway continues to Lake Trail that was extended to run along the sea wall. Beautiful plants and trees make up the rest of the park. This park had the nicest public bathroom I have ever seen. It was designed to match the tea house. I love how the Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach chose to honor their historical legacy in this park. It is beautiful like all of the parks and gardens they manage. It was worth taking the time to take in the beauty of the park while learning about the history in the area.