Explore Saugatuck by Pontoon: 18' Sun Tracker Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical effort required to operate and enjoy.
Overview
Cruise the beautiful lakes of Saugatuck aboard an 18' Sun Tracker pontoon boat. Perfect for groups up to 9, this private rental promises a relaxing and scenic outdoor adventure.
18' Sun Tracker Seats up to 9 passengers
Starting at $275 | 4 & 2 Hours | All Ages | Up to 9 Passengers
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About This Adventure
Experience the beauty of Saugatuck with our pontoon boat rentals! Perfect for all ages, gather up to 9 friends or family members for a memorable day on the water. Enjoy stunning views and create lasting memories as you explore the serene surroundings at your own pace.
Pontoon Boat Rentals in Saugatuck!
Rates
Pontoon Boat Rental (Up to 9 People):
- 4 Hour $475
- 2 Hour $275
All Ages Welcome
Duration
- 4 Hours
- 2 Hours
About
Holds up to 9 people.
What to Bring
This pontoon is at our other dock on the other side of the river located at 219 N. Union Street, Douglas, MI.
You may bring your own cooler and adult beverages to this location. (there is no ice, food or beverages for purchase at this location, please come prepared)
All laws associated with drinking alcohol on a boat in Michigan apply. Please drink responsibly.
This boat is dog friendly, feel free to bring your pooch!
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your departure time. There is plenty of onsite parking at this location.
PLEASE NO TINTED SUNSCREEN OR TANNING PRODUCTS, they stain our seats. Use non-AVOBENZONE sunscreen only. NO REBOOKING DAY OF RENTAL unless it's raining. This does not allow us to rebook the boat, costing us money and another customer a chance for a boat ride. Please allow 48 hours to rebook a boat.
Adventure Tips
Book Early for Weekend Rentals
Weekend demand is high in Saugatuck, so secure your pontoon boat rental in advance to guarantee availability.
Bring Waterproof Bags
Keep your valuables protected from splashes with waterproof bags or containers during your boating trip.
Pack Sun Protection
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are critical for a comfortable afternoon on the water under Michigan’s sun.
Respect Local Wildlife
Avoid feeding or disturbing birds and fish to help maintain the natural balance of the lake ecosystem.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- Largemouth Bass
History
Saugatuck has a rich boating heritage dating back to the 19th century when it was a shipping and shipbuilding hub.
Conservation
Efforts by local organizations help preserve lake water quality and protect native fish habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Safety first—always wear a life jacket while on the water.
Sunscreen
Protect your skin during long sun exposure on the open lake.
summer specific
Waterproof Phone Case
Keep your phone safe from splashes and accidental drops.
Light Jacket
A light jacket helps handle cooler spring breezes on the water.
spring specific