Explore Cape Coral by Sea: Rent the Powerful Sea Ray 240 for Ultimate Water Adventures
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Half-day to full-day
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed to board, disembark, and manage minor boat handling
Overview
Discover the ultimate Cape Coral experience with the Sea Ray 240/350HP boat rental. Perfect for groups up to 13, this powerful, modern boat lets you explore Florida’s extensive waterways on your own schedule.
Sea Ray 240/350HP
350HP • Up to 13 Passengers
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About This Adventure
Transform your vacation with a boat rental in Cape Coral! Enjoy a spacious Sea Ray 240, accommodating up to 13 passengers, equipped with modern features like GPS and Bluetooth stereo. With flexible delivery and comprehensive instruction, embark on an unforgettable aquatic adventure tailored to your schedule.
Rent a boat and turn your vacation into unforgettable memories!
Dropoff and Pickup
Boats can be delivered and picked up to addresses within 20 miles of Cape Coral.
Approximate dropoff time on first day: 9am Approximate pickup time on first day: 4pm
We can accommodate your vacation schedule! Contact us after booking to arrange alternate delivery and pickup times.
Mandatory fees for Boat Delivery & Instruction ($250) and Seatow Insurance ($30) apply.
Sea Ray 240 Specs
Capacity: Up to 13 Passengers Engine: Mercury Verado 300 Length: 24 feet Features: GPS, Depth finder, Bluetooth Stereo, Freshwater shower
Frequently Asked Questions
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What's included? The rental price includes: boat rental, sales tax, and cleaning of the boat.
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Do I need to have a boat driver's license? A boat driver's license is not mandatory for renting and driving a boat in Florida. You only need a valid driver's license. If you were born on or after January 1, 1988, you will need a Florida Boating Safety Identification Card.
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What about boat instruction? On the first rental day, you will receive a very detailed boat instruction. It not only includes operation of the boat, but also the rules and peculiarities of the local boat traffic.
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Are the boats insured? Our boats are commercially insured. We do not allow activities such as water-skiing, tubing, knee boards, wake boards, banana boats, and the like.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Before Departure
Florida weather can shift quickly; always review forecasts to avoid storms while boating.
Wear Sunscreen and Protective Clothing
The sun reflects intensely off the water—protect your skin to avoid sunburns during long trips.
Stay Hydrated Onboard
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially during hot summer days on the water.
Follow Local Boating Regulations
Respect speed limits and designated no-wake zones to protect wildlife and avoid fines.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Manatees often seen in shallow inlets.
- Ospreys hunting near mangrove edges.
History
Cape Coral was developed in the 1950s and now features the largest canal system in the world, making it a boating paradise.
Conservation
Local initiatives focus on protecting mangroves and water quality to sustain the delicate coastal ecosystems.
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Adventure Hotspots in Cape Coral
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Recommended Gear
Sunglasses
Protects eyes from glare reflecting off the water for safer navigation.
summer specific
Boat Shoes
Non-marking shoes improve footing and prevent slips on wet decks.
Waterproof Phone Case
Keep your phone safe from splashes and capture great memories without worry.
Light Rain Jacket
Florida sudden showers make a compact rain jacket handy during boat trips.
summer specific