Other Dog Activities Near DSI Airport

Wet N Wild Watersports in Destin, FL, offers dog-friendly pontoon boat rentals, perfect for exploring the Gulf Coast with your pup. Just minutes from Crab Island, their spacious boats provide a comfortable, smooth ride for humans and dogs, with room for pups to relax in the sun or shade. Crab Island’s shallow waters are ideal for dogs to splash and swim, while the serene coastline offers quiet spots for exploration. Wet-N-Wild provides complimentary coolers with ice and helps ensure your dog’s safety and comfort, making it a perfect day on the water for you and your furry friend.

Dockside Watersports, located in the Destin Harbor, offers dog-friendly pontoon boat rentals. In addition, they also offer parasailing, jet ski rentals, sunset and fireworks Cruises, dolphin excursions, and a marina shop with everything you need to enjoy your day on the water. Call or visit the website for additional information.

Double Fun Pontoon Rentals offers dog-friendly double-decker boat rentals in Destin, FL, perfect for a fun day on the water with your pet. Boats feature a Bluetooth radio sound system, two waterslides, safety equipment, Lily Pads, and plenty of plush lounge seating in both sun and shade. Choose a half-day or full-day rental for your ideal boating adventure, just a 10-minute cruise to Crab Island. Rentals are available from March 1 through October 31. Conveniently located on Destin Harbor, Double Fun Pontoon Rentals offers three nearby rental locations at 316, 390 and 404 Harbor Blvd.

Blue Crab Water Sports in Destin, FL, is pet friendly. Rent a boat with your pooch and explore the waters of Destin together. They love dogs on board, but remind renters that they will be responsible for any damage that is caused by pups on board and they hold no responsibility for the animal to swim or be controlled once on the craft. Bring your own life jacket on board.

Learn to surf with your pooch at the pet-friendly Ride On Surf School in Destin, FL. First, learn how to surf on land with your dog and see if he can sit on the front of the board. Then, try and catch some waves for real together.