19' Boston Whaler Boat Rental 6 passenger

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Overview

Fun Way to Explore the Waters Around Key West

Our 19′ Whaler Boat Rental (6 passenger) is available for half day (4 hours) or full day (8 hours) rentals. Half-day boat rentals must be scheduled at 9 am and returned by 1, or our 1 pm and returned by 5 pm. Please note, renters must be 25+ to pilot their own boat.

Boats are perfect for trips to the sandbar, fishing, snorkeling & more!

Rules & Restrictions:

Must have boating experience to rent.
You must be at least 25 years of age to rent a boat. If you were born in or after 1988, you must have Boater’s safety license.
You can obtain one at check-in by taking a boater’s safety test for $3 (cash only) or visiting www.boatus.org/onlinecourse/Florida.asp.
No towing allowed.
Rental boats must remain within 10 miles from the marina.

Rental Fuel Charges – You replace what you use. Top off tank upon return, pay price at pump. $1000 credit card security deposit is required. Valid Drivers License and Credit Card is required. When using a Debit Card for security deposit, your card will be charged and refunded upon return of boat rental. Although the waters are generally calm and shallow, it’s important to keep these boating safety tips in mind:

Boating Safety Tips – Previous Boating Experience Required

Although the waters are generally calm and shallow, it’s important to keep these boating safety tips in mind:

Always wear a personal flotation device or life jacket when piloting or riding in your rental boat.
Before departing, check the weather report and tides so you know what kind of seas to expect.
Watch out for the white and red flags that mean there’s a “diver down” in the water beneath the markers, and keep at least 100 feet away from them. The waters off Key West are full of snorkelers almost any time of year.
Be alert to the presence of other boats and personal watercraft. Like you, there may be tourists in the water who are there to have fun and may not be paying attention to what’s going on around them.
Obey all boating and water safety regulations and posted speed limits (ask your tour operator about this when you rent your boat).
Keep a cell phone or VHF marine radio with you. In case of emergency, you can simply dial 911 from your phone or hail the U.S. Coast Guard on channel 16 on your radio.

Rules & Regulations

Rules & Restrictions

Must have boating experience to rent.
You must be at least 25 years of age to rent a boat. If you were born in or after 1988, you must have Boater’s safety license.
You can obtain one at check-in by taking a boater’s safety test for $3 (cash only) or visiting www.boatus.org/onlinecourse/Florida.asp.
No towing allowed.
Rental boats must remain within 10 miles from the marina.

Rental Fuel Charges – You replace what you use. Top off tank upon return, pay price at pump. $1000 credit card security deposit is required. Valid Drivers License and Credit Card is required. When using a Debit Card for security deposit, your card will be charged and refunded upon return of boat rental.

Cancellation Policy

FAQ'S

FAQ’S

Is there fuel charges on my boat rental?

You replace what you use. Top off tank upon return, pay price at pump.

Do I have to put a deposit down on my boat rental?

Yes, there is a required $1000 credit card security deposit. When using a Debit Card for security deposit, your card will be charged and refunded upon return of boat rental.

Do I need a valid driver’s license?

Yes, a valid drivers license and credit card is required.

What kind of boat rentals do you offer?

Pontoon Boats
Snorkeling Boats
Fishing Boats
Explore The Best Spots
Great For Family & Group Trips
Experience Local Sandbars & Hotspots

Although the waters are generally calm and shallow, it’s important to keep these boating safety tips in mind:

Always wear a personal flotation device or life jacket when piloting or riding in your rental boat.
Before departing, check the weather report and tides so you know what kind of seas to expect.
Watch out for the white and red flags that mean there’s a “diver down” in the water beneath the markers, and keep at least 100 feet away from them. The waters off Key West are full of snorkelers almost any time of year.
Be alert to the presence of other boats and personal watercraft. Like you, there may be tourists in the water who are there to have fun and may not be paying attention to what’s going on around them.
Obey all boating and water safety regulations and posted speed limits (ask your tour operator about this when you rent your boat).
Keep a cell phone or VHF marine radio with you. In case of emergency, you can simply dial 911 from your phone or hail the U.S. Coast Guard on channel 16 on your radio.

Boat rentals are some of the most popular things to do in Key West, and for good reason. The island is surrounded by warm, crystal-clear Caribbean waters. Average water temperatures range from a low of 67° F (21° C) in January to a high of 87° F (31° C) in July and August. Want to chart your own course!

Details

Rental Fuel Charges – You replace what you use. Top off tank upon return, pay price at pump.

$1000 credit card security deposit is required. Valid Drivers License and Credit Card is required. When using a Debit Card for security deposit, your card will be charged and refunded upon return of boat rental.

Although the waters are generally calm and shallow, it’s important to keep these boating safety tips in mind:

Always wear a personal flotation device or life jacket when piloting or riding in your rental boat.
Before departing, check the weather report and tides so you know what kind of seas to expect.
Watch out for the white and red flags that mean there’s a “diver down” in the water beneath the markers, and keep at least 100 feet away from them. The waters off Key West are full of snorkelers almost any time of year.
Be alert to the presence of other boats and personal watercraft. Like you, there may be tourists in the water who are there to have fun and may not be paying attention to what’s going on around them.
Obey all boating and water safety regulations and posted speed limits (ask your tour operator about this when you rent your boat).
Keep a cell phone or VHF marine radio with you. In case of emergency, you can simply dial 911 from your phone or hail the U.S. Coast Guard on channel 16 on your radio.

19′ Whaler Boat Rental

Fun Way to Explore the Waters Around Key West

Boats are perfect for trips to the sandbar, fishing, snorkeling & more!

Rules & Restrictions:

Boating Safety Tips – Previous Boating Experience Required

Although the waters are generally calm and shallow, it’s important to keep these boating safety tips in mind:

Rules & Restrictions

Cancellation Policy

FAQ’S

Is there fuel charges on my boat rental?

Do I have to put a deposit down on my boat rental?

Do I need a valid driver’s license?

What kind of boat rentals do you offer?

Although the waters are generally calm and shallow, it’s important to keep these boating safety tips in mind:

Details

Although the waters are generally calm and shallow, it’s important to keep these boating safety tips in mind:

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