Marine Boat Canvas Covers

This is the fourth installment of Top 10 Boating Destinations in Southwest Florida which can also be downloaded from our free eBook library.

Cayo Costa State Park is located on La Costa Island, directly south of Boca Grande, Florida. It is 12 miles west of Cape Coral and just north of Sanibel and Captiva Islands. This is another park that is only accessible by boat, so a perfect getaway for those who love to travel by sea!

Cayo Costa island is a jewel of the Gulf Coast, and is one of a chain of barrier islands that shelter Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound. The park contains nine miles of soft, white, sandy beaches and over six miles of biking and hiking trails. The rest of the island contains 2,506 acres of pine forests, oak-palm hammocks, and mangrove swamps.

In addition to the beaches and hiking trails, Cayo Costa also features amenities such as…

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How is your boat looking these days? Perhaps you have a brand new boat and want to keep it looking like new. Or maybe your boat is a few years old and it’s been weathered a little bit. Whatever the condition of your boat, we can help.

One of the best ways that you can preserve the condition of your boat is to protect it with marine canvas. Whether your boat is stored in a canal under the relentless Florida sun, or in a cold, icy Boston harbor, you can protect your boat from the elements to keep it looking as close to new as possible.

Without your engine, your boat isn’t going very far. That’s why it’s so important to protect it from precipitated salt, dirt, and grime that can eventually seize up engine parts. Our boat engine covers are specifically made to withstand the sun, salt air, ice, dirt and grime. In fact, we recently created a FREE eBook called 5 Things You Need to Know About Boat Engine Covers to help you make an educated decision before purchasing any particular brand. Over the next few months, we’ll be taking tips from this eBook and sharing it with you on this blog. You’ll learn about:

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