easy
2–6 hours
Moderate – basic boating requires balance and ability to move around the boat safely
Discover flexible boat rentals at Hurricane Hole Marina in Key West, where a selection of powerful yet stable vessels set the stage for adventures on the Florida Keys’ clear, fish-rich waters.
Located in the vibrant coastal city of Key West, Florida, Hurricane Hole Marina Incorporated offers visitors an exceptional gateway to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic’s pristine waters with their diverse fleet of well-maintained boats. This marina is more than just a docking spot; it’s a springboard to some of the most dynamic boating experiences that the Florida Keys have to offer. Whether you’re new to boating or have saltwater in your veins, the selection here emphasizes versatility and comfort.
Hurricane Hole Marina features a range of vessels, including the nimble 20-foot Bulldog Tritoon and Yamaha-powered Seafox Commanders, plus the spacious SunToon DS24 pontoon ideal for relaxing group outings. These boats balance power and stability, delivering a smooth ride while you cruise past Key West’s turquoise waters and sun-dappled islands. Their fleet’s design allows for easy access to fishing spots, shallow mangroves, and secluded beaches few visitors reach.
Key West is famous for its coral reefs, diverse marine wildlife, and historic maritime culture, making Hurricane Hole Marina a strategic launch point. The area is known for its expansive shallow flats which are perfect for sight fishing, and nearby coral formations that attract dive enthusiasts. Locally, these waters are rich with tarpon, bonefish, and permit, attracting anglers from across the country.
The marina’s location within Key West offers a unique blend of laid-back island charm combined with convenient access to open waters. The dependable Yamaha engines paired with carefully chosen hulls ensure safety and performance under changing weather conditions common in this subtropical region. Hurricane Hole Marina is a standout for anyone wanting hands-on control over their adventure or a family outing framed by stunning coastal scenery. With attentive service and a prime position, it’s a hub that invites both locals and visitors to chart their own marine journeys in Florida’s southernmost city.
Tides and afternoon thunderstorms can change quickly in Key West; always verify conditions before heading out.
Florida’s sun is intense even on cloudy days. Pack high SPF sunscreen and stay hydrated while on the boat.
Especially during peak seasons, book ahead to secure your preferred vessel and avoid last-minute surprises.
Familiarize yourself with speed zones, wildlife protections, and no-wake areas around Key West waterways.
Key West's maritime history includes its role as a wrecking capital during the 19th century, with many reefs earning names tied to sunken ships.
The Florida Keys enforce strict regulations on boating near reefs and mangroves to protect sensitive marine ecosystems from damage and pollution.
Protects eyes from glare reflecting off the water and bright sunlight.
summer specific
Useful for cooler mornings and evenings on the water.
fall specific
Keeps personal items dry amid splashes and sudden rains.
Ensures foot stability while boarding and while aboard.