Marina Gift Shop

The Port St. Joe Marina's office and store carries a variety of marine apparel, nautical art and beverages for your convenience. The Captain's Corner is a favorite gathering place for marina patrons, and includes an information center with what to see and do in the St. Joe Bay area.

During the Summer Season, the store operates from 7:30 A.M. until 7:00 P.M. (Winter Hours 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M.)

WiFi HOTSPOT

WiFi Hotspot now available for Marina Patrons. Access the Internet from your boat while staying with us, or from the Dockside Cafe. This service is available to all marina patrons at no additional charge.

Charters & Boat Rentals

Port St. Joe Marina offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities through Seahorse Water Safaris. Details are available at the Seahorse Desk in the gift shop, or on the following pages of the Seahorse Water Safaris website. If you're considering a fishing trip, but need more general information about the possibilities, you may find just the informaton you are looking for on Seahorse's Fishing Info page.

• Charter Fishing — Choose from three unique fishing experiences; Party Boat, Charter Boat, or Fishing Guides.
• Windward Sailing Charters - Enjoy a breath-taking tour aboard the immaculate, fully-equipped, late-model yacht the Free Spirit II, with area native Captain Terrell Adams.
• Seahorse Sailing Charters — Enjoy the warm coastal breezes, bring a picnic lunch and relax while sailing beautiful St. Joe Bay.
• Recreational Diving — The experienced recreational diver can enjoy spearfishing and/or exploring many of the area's wrecks and artificial reef sites.
• Family Trips — Snorkel the beautiful saltwater grass flats of St. Joe Bay, gather succulent bay scallops in season, enjoy a romantic sunset cruise, explore the area's sealife, the possibilities are endless.
• Boat Rentals — Chart your own course for adventure or discover your own secret fishing spot.
• Kayak Rentals — Like to try a real hands-on experience? Easy to paddle, these sit-on-top kayaks are a great way to explore the shoreline of St. Joseph Bay.