Find your boat, without the guesswork
Real prices from real operators, local rules where we have checked them, and no surprise fees at checkout.
Boats you can book now
Real listings from real operators, at their published rates.
23' Pearson Ensign with Captain
23 ft · 6 guests · Captain included
$475 / day
16' Fiat 500 Water Taxi
16 ft · 3 guests · Captain included
$799 / day
22' Bayliner (2023)
22 ft · 8 guests · Captain included
$1,499 / day
34' Saxdor
34 ft · 12 guests · Captain included
$1,499 / day
63' Catamaran
63 ft · 40 guests · Captain included
$2,750 / day
44' Solaris (Palm Beach)
44 ft · 13 guests · Captain included
$3,499 / day
40' Bellini
40 ft · 12 guests · Captain included
$4,499 / day
50' Jubilance with Beach Club
50 ft · 49 guests · Captain included
$5,199 / day
Explore boating destinations across the US and Caribbean
Charter hubs across 18 countries, with a local guide on every page.
Every destination comes with a local guide
Named marinas and launch ramps, no-wake and manatee zones, the sandbars people actually anchor at, and who needs a boating safety card. Verified, dated, and published — or not published at all. A few of what we have checked:
Miami
Haulover Sandbar
Shallow two-to-four-foot sandbar off Haulover Inlet and the busiest weekend anchorage in Miami. Depth is tide-dependent.
The Miami guide →
Tampa
Beer Can Island
Island at Longboat Pass that draws dozens and sometimes hundreds of anchored boats on weekends.
The Tampa guide →
Key West
Marquesas Keys
Ring of uninhabited islands roughly twenty miles west of Key West.
The Key West guide →
Browse by boat type
From a pontoon for the sandbar to a yacht for the celebration.
Two ways onto the water
With a captain
A licensed captain runs the boat while you run the day. No experience or licence needed.
Browse captained charters →
Drive it yourself
Take the helm on a bareboat rental. Where we have verified the local licence rules, they are on the listing — before you book, not at the dock.
Browse self-drive boats →
How it works
Find your boat
Search by destination, date and group size. Every listing shows a real price and what the day actually includes.
Request and chat
Send a request and message the operator directly. Requesting never charges you — they confirm availability first.
Get on the water
Meet at the dock and go. Captained or drive-it-yourself, the local rules for your launch are right on the page.
79
destinations with their own local guide
18
countries across the US and Caribbean
10% + 8%
the only two fees, both published
$0
to list a boat, with no exclusivity
Questions, answered plainly
Do I need a licence to rent a boat?
It depends on the state or country. We publish the rule for markets where we have verified it against the issuing authority, with the date we checked. For markets we have not yet verified, the listing says so, and the operator is the person to ask.
Is a captain included?
Each listing says so explicitly. Crewed charters include a professional captain, and often crew, in the listed rate. Bareboat rentals are drive-it-yourself.
What does it cost to book?
The boat price plus one flat 8% service fee, itemised in your quote before you send a request. Operators pay a separate flat 10%. Neither fee changes, and nothing new appears at checkout.
Am I charged when I request a boat?
No. A request costs nothing — the operator confirms availability first, and some will propose an adjusted price for your dates before anything is agreed.
How do multi-day charters work?
Boats with a day rate can be booked across several days, and a weekly rate applies automatically when it beats seven day-rates. The full breakdown is shown before you request.
How do I list my own boats?
Listing is free, takes a few minutes, and there is no exclusivity — list the same boat anywhere else you like. You approve every renter and pay one flat 10% fee when you get booked.
Run boats for a living?
List your fleet, keep your own calendar, and pay one published fee. We never hold your money.