moderate
2–9 hours
Moderate fitness needed to handle the boat and stay alert on the water for several hours.
Discover Hilton Head Island’s waterways aboard a pontoon boat rental offering flexible durations and routes ideal for nature lovers and water adventurers alike. Cruise Skull Creek, explore behind Daufuskie Island, or visit the May River sandbar on your terms.
2 to 9 Hour Rentals
Experience the beauty of Hilton Head Island with a pontoon rental, exploring vast riding areas and the stunning waters of Skull Creek. Keep an eye out for playful dolphins as you navigate to the Atlantic Ocean or the scenic May River. Enjoy expert guidance and delightful lunch suggestions along the way.
Please Note: during checkout, the dropdown selector signifies number of pontoon boats you’d like to reserve for your party.
2 to 10 Hours
Take in all the gorgeous sights as we offer one of the largest riding areas on the island. You will have a short idle time through the beautiful waters of Skull Creek; while keeping an eye out for our famous Atlantic Bottlenose dolphins. From there on it is smooth sailing, as we allow you to travel to the mouth of the Atlantic Ocean, behind Daufuskie Island through the Cooper River, or up the May River to check out the Sand Bar and Palmetto Bluff. You will receive a professional orientation on navigating Hilton Head Island's waterways and don't be afraid to ask for some superb lunch recommendations on the water.
Please note: Prior boating experience is required for the captain of the boat! Captains must be ages 18+ w/ Valid Driver's License
Fuel is not included in the price.
The pontoon must be captained by someone aged 18 or older with a valid driver’s license and prior boating experience.
Fuel is not included, so calculate your trip distance and ensure your tank is adequately filled before departure.
Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat to protect against the strong coastal sun during your outing.
Stay hydrated and bring towels in case of splashes or a quick swim while anchored at sandbars.
Daufuskie Island nearby is known for its Gullah heritage and cultural history dating back centuries.
Operators encourage responsible boating practices to protect fragile salt marsh ecosystems and local wildlife habitats.
To shield eyes from glare off the water and improve visibility.
summer specific
Protects your skin from strong sun exposure on open water.
summer specific
Keeps you cool and shaded under the sun.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is crucial under the sun and while piloting the boat.