Explore Florida’s Waters Aboard the 23' Tri Toon Pontoon "No Tan Lines"
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate; participants should be comfortable moving around on a boat and getting in and out of the water for swimming or snorkeling.
Overview
Cruise the coastal waters of Florida’s Keys aboard the 23' Tri Toon Pontoon "No Tan Lines," featuring a powerful Yamaha 150 hp motor, GPS navigation, and free delivery in the Lower Keys. Discover why this boat rental is perfect for your next aquatic adventure near Key West.
23' Tri Toon Pontoon "No Tan Lines"
No Tan Lines Tritoon 23'
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of cruising the waters on a 23' Tritoon, featuring a powerful Yamaha 150 hp motor and convenient walk-up stairs. With a 9" GPS guiding you to stunning spots, this boat accommodates up to 10 people. Enjoy free delivery between Sugarloaf Key and Summerland for an unforgettable adventure!
$100 Deposit reserves the boat. 23' Tritoon with Yamaha 150 hp motor and walk up stairs. Boat is equipped with 9" GPS that has colored tracks to cool locations. Boat has a 10 person capacity.
We deliver the boat for all rentals. Free delivery to locations between Sugarloaf Key and Summerland.
Boat rental needs to be back at the dock by 5 PM and is not permitted to go out at night or go past the barrier reef which is 7 miles out in the Atlantic Ocean.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Conditions
Florida coastal weather can change rapidly; always review the forecast before heading out to ensure a safe and pleasant trip.
Use GPS Waypoints
Leverage the built-in 9" GPS to find popular snorkeling and fishing spots, enhancing your on-water experience without getting lost.
Bring Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin and the fragile marine environment by using only reef-safe sunscreen products while onboard and in the water.
Plan for Tide Changes
Be mindful of tide schedules as shallow waters near mangroves can affect your boating route and accessibility to certain areas.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Dolphins commonly swim alongside boats in the channel
- Brown pelicans often dive nearby, offering great wildlife viewing
History
The Florida Keys have long been a hub for marine trade and fishing, with Key West established in the early 19th century as a strategic port town.
Conservation
Boat operators encourage the use of reef-safe sunscreen and proper waste disposal to protect the delicate coral reefs and marine ecosystems in the Keys.
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Adventure Hotspots in Key West
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Life Jackets
Safety first: life jackets are essential for everyone on board during your water adventure.
Snorkeling Gear
Explore underwater marine life with your own mask and snorkel to enhance the experience.
summer specific
Waterproof Phone Case
Keep your belongings safe and dry while capturing memories or navigating.
Lightweight Clothing
Wear breathable, quick-drying clothing to stay comfortable in Florida's warm weather.
summer specific