Romantic Georgia Getaway By Houseboat

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Some people won't buy a boat that is 12 foot long unless it has at least 500 top quality screws in it. Does this cost a bit more? Yes it does. It's also a lot safer too, and you'll have less repair issues down the road.

It all starts with what you want, you have to decide this first. Do you want the biggest here is or are you happy with a smaller one? Are you skilled to work with wood or aluminum, none? How big of a budget do you have? Do you have enough space to build the houseboat?

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That was all it took to elevate our experience to the next level. Somewhere between the cheeseburger and key lime pie, from within the vibrant fog cast by the Cabbage Creepers coursing through our veins, the idle thought slowly began to become reality. Our waitress overheard our conversation and sent over a female manager. Minutes later she was giving us a tour of a two bedroom cabin, assuring us she could make all the arrangements with Captiva Cruises to stop them from coming to pick us up. She said she would make the necessary phone calls to have us picked up tomorrow. Are we really doing this? And before we knew it, we were down at the white-wooden boathouse gift-shop, giddy and giving her our credit card to charge the cabin on. I can't believe we're doing this. It was a done deal.

Our room is in the Island House, a stilt building behind the main building. There are twelve rooms in this building. Six of them have a water-view. All of the water-view rooms in the Island House have small balconies facing west, allowing a one-of-a-kind vantage point to mind-blowing, Pine Island Sound sunsets. We're lucky enough to have snagged one of the water-view rooms even though our visit is halfway through tarpon season.