21' Glastron Sport Bowrider Boat Rental in Gilford, NH
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–6 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness needed for boarding, light lifting, and brief physical effort during navigation.
Overview
Experience the thrill of boating with the 21' Glastron Sport Bowrider in Gilford, NH. Perfect for small groups looking to explore scenic islands and enjoy Lake Winnipesaukee’s beauty.
Details
Discover the excitement of cruising Lake Winnipesaukee with the 21' Glastron Sport Bowrider from Fay’s Boat Yard. This powerful 250hp bowrider is perfect for a small group of up to eight people, offering an intimate experience on the sparkling waters of Gilford, New Hampshire. With a generous capacity of 1,600 lbs, this boat is ideal for families or groups seeking adventure and relaxation all in one. Whether you want to explore scenic islands or simply enjoy a peaceful day on the lake, this rental makes for a memorable aquatic escape. Note that pets are welcome only when visiting island rentals, so plan accordingly. Safety, comfort, and stunning views combine to create a private outdoor adventure that’s hard to beat in the Lakes Region. Fay’s Boat Yard provides all necessary equipment and clear guidance, ensuring both novice and experienced boaters feel confident at the helm.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Conditions Before Departure
Lake conditions can change quickly; always verify the local weather forecast before heading out.
Wear Life Jackets at All Times
Safety first—ensure everyone onboard wears a properly fitting life jacket throughout the trip.
Respect No-Pet Policy for Mainland Rides
Pets are only allowed when visiting island rentals, so plan trips accordingly to avoid inconveniences.
Fuel Efficiency and Weight Limits Matter
Be mindful of the 1,600 lbs capacity to optimize performance and safety on the water.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Bank Cove - A quiet spot great for anchoring and picnics away from main lake traffic
- Birch Island - A peaceful island perfect for nature observation and short hikes
Wildlife
- Bald Eagles soaring above the lake
- Great Blue Herons fishing near the shores
History
Lake Winnipesaukee has long been a recreational hub, historically serving as a transport and trade route for indigenous peoples and early settlers.
Conservation
Local regulations promote sustainable boating practices to protect water quality and native wildlife habitats in the Gilford area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- The Dollhouse Museum pier
- Bank Cove shoreline
- Island beaches
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from intense sun exposure while out on the water.
summer specific
Waterproof Dry Bag
Keeps phones, wallets, and valuables dry during your boating adventure.
Layered Clothing
Prepare for fluctuating temperatures on the lake, especially in early season trips.
spring specific
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduces glare off the water to enhance visibility and comfort.