Boating & Boat Rentals in Florida
Popular Boats for Rent in Florida
Every boat below is available now, with a licensed captain included unless the listing says otherwise.
Somewhere
A 46-foot catamaran based in Stock Island Marina, ideal for groups of up to 12 guests. Available to charter from $2,500 per day.
Grand Admiral II
A 46-foot yacht based in Stock Island Marina, ideal for groups of up to 13 guests. Available to charter from $1,500 per day.
Grand Admiral
A 44-foot yacht based in Stock Island Marina, ideal for groups of up to 12 guests. Available to charter from $1,500 per day.
Most popular destinations
Four stretches of Florida water, each with its own character — pick the one that matches the day you have in mind.
Sun, Sand and 1,350 Miles of Coastline
No US state puts you closer to the water than Florida. Florida boat charters run from the reef-lined channels of the Keys to the calm Gulf flats off Tampa, and almost every one of them starts within an hour of a major airport.
Head south from Stock Island and the Atlantic and the Gulf meet over a sandbar you can stand on. Head north and the water turns glassy and green, made for a slow afternoon and a swim off the transom. Whichever coast you pick, the season never really closes.
Book your Florida boat rental today — the water is warm, the marinas are open, and the captain is already fuelling up.
Choose your adventure
Sandbar Day
Anchor up where the water is waist-deep, float the afternoon away and be back at the dock by dinner. The easiest introduction to Florida boating there is.
Sunset Cruise
Two or three hours timed to the light, with the skyline behind you and the Gulf going orange ahead. Bring your own bottle; the captain brings the ice.
Island Hopping in the Keys
A full day running the island chain — snorkel a reef, tie up for lunch somewhere with no road access, and finish in Key West.