New Branch · Destin, FL
The same documented, in-water standard that Pinellas boat owners rely on is coming to the Emerald Coast. Our Destin branch serves boats on Destin Harbor, Choctawhatchee Bay, and the marinas in between, at your slip, with proof after every dive.
Why Destin
Destin is one of the busiest boating towns on the Gulf. Destin Harbor sits just inside East Pass, the inlet that connects Choctawhatchee Bay to open Gulf water, and the harbor, the bay, and the canals behind it hold a large fleet of charter boats, private sportfish, center consoles, and cruisers. Warm Gulf water feeds growth on every one of them.
Boat owners here asked for the same thing Pinellas owners get from us: a diver who shows up on schedule, does the full job, and proves it. The Destin branch brings that standard to the Panhandle without changing a single step of it.
Every Destin dive is run the way we run them in Pinellas County: in the water at your dock, the whole hull and running gear, anodes checked, and before-and-after photo or video sent straight to you.
What we do in Destin
Growth removed in the water, at your dock. Hull, running gear, and anodes, with photo and video proof of every dive.
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A full visual record of your hull and running gear for a purchase, an insurance claim, or peace of mind.
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Anodes and running gear serviced in the water, on schedule, protecting shafts and props from galvanic corrosion.
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Phones, rings, props, tools. If it went over the side at the dock, we run a methodical grid search and bring it back up.
Learn more →Where we dive in Destin
These are the wet-slip marinas where Destin boats live in the water full-time, which is where growth builds fastest and in-water service matters most. Marina access rules vary by property; any marina access fees are billed separately.
66 Harbor Blvd · Destin Harbor
The center of Destin's waterfront, at the foot of the Destin bridge in HarborWalk Village and a short run to East Pass and Crab Island. A starting point for many Destin fishing charters, with transient and long-term slips, fuel, and a ship's store.
9300 Emerald Coast Pkwy W · Miramar Beach
One of the largest wet-slip marinas in the Destin area, inside Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort on Horseshoe Bayou off Choctawhatchee Bay. Daily through yearly dockage, gas and diesel, and a designated Florida Clean Marina.
320 Hwy 98 E · Destin Harbor
A private harborfront marina tied to the Destin Yacht Club condominiums, with deep-water slips on the harbor. Slips are owner-assigned, with some rented long-term.
770 Harbor Blvd · Destin Harbor
An owner-managed marina on the east side of Destin Harbor with short-term, long-term, and transient slips, shore power, and a fish cleaning station. Part of the Florida Clean Marina Program.
775 Gulf Shore Dr · Destin
Protected canal slips inside the gated Sandpiper Cove resort at the east end of Destin Harbor, with water and power along both sides of the canal and a private launch. Slips are for owners and registered guests, so boats here often sit for weeks between uses.
Not on this list? We also service private docks and seawalls across Destin Harbor, Joe's Bayou, and the Choctawhatchee Bay shoreline. If your boat floats in Destin water, it's on our route.
Destin FAQ
Straight answers about the new branch, the marinas, and what you get.
Founder-led, standard-driven
Misting Monsoon Diving was founded by Jarrett Maryon, a PADI Advanced Master Diver and certified Dive Instructor, on a simple principle: every dive documented, every owner told the truth about their boat. Opening in Destin doesn't bend that principle — every diver we put in Emerald Coast water is trained and held to the founder's standard.
No rotating subcontractors. No guesswork about who's under your boat or whether the work was done right. You get the same documented, no-shortcuts standard — and the same proof in your inbox afterward.
— Jarrett Maryon, Founder & Lead Diver
Precision beneath the waterline
Tell us your boat and where she's kept in Destin. We'll send a clear quote and a cleaning cadence built for Emerald Coast water.
