easy
4–6 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels since the pontoon boat provides comfortable seating and minimal physical exertion is needed.
Discover the Outer Banks from the water with Causeway Watersports’ 16-Person Pontoon Rental. Perfect for groups, this boat lets you fish, swim, and spot dolphins in Nags Head’s stunning coastal waters—no boating experience required.
Starting at $359 • 2 to 8 Hour Rentals • Ages 18+ to Rent
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Causeway Watersports' Pontoon Boat Rentals in Nags Head! Enjoy a day of dolphin spotting, fishing, or swimming on spacious boats equipped with modern amenities. With no extra fuel charges and easy rental requirements, gather your family and create lasting memories on the water!
At Causeway Watersports we are proud to provide the BEST Pontoon Boat Rentals in Nags Head and the Outer banks! Cruise around scouting for Dolphin and other wildlife, fish, pack a lunch, swim, or search for treasure.
Our 16 person pontoon boat rentals come with Bimini shade tops, GPS, Hydraulic Steering, Bluetooth stereos, and all safety equipment. Best yet there is no extra charge for Fuel, its included in your rental. We rent for two, four, six, or eight hours. There is no better way to get the whole family or group on the water than on a Pontoon Boat Rental.
Are reservations recommended? Due to the extreme popularity of our rides and limited space available reservations are highly recommended.
Do I need a special license to rent a Pontoon? You don’t need a special boating license. You only need a regular drivers license, a credit card for a damage deposit, and to be at least 18 years old. If you would like to get your boaters safety, we will provide a link in your confirmation email.
Will I need to pay for the gas? Nope! Your rental comes with a full tank of gas and is ready to go!
How old do I need to be to rent a Pontoon Boat? To rent or operate a Pontoon you must be 18 years of age with a valid drivers license and credit card.
The Outer Banks can shift from sunny to breezy fast—bring a light jacket even on warm days.
Protect yourself and local marine environments by choosing sunscreens that won’t harm aquatic life.
Keep phones, cameras, and keys dry during water activities by storing them in sealed pouches.
Familiarize yourself with speed zones and no-wake areas to ensure safety for wildlife and other boaters.
Nags Head has been a maritime hub since the 18th century, known for its shipwreck legends and coastal defenses during World War II.
Causeway Watersports promotes eco-friendly boating practices, including no-discharge policies and educating renters about local wildlife protection.
Spring days can be windy and cool on the water, so layering is important.
spring specific
Protect your skin and the local ecosystem during peak sun hours.
summer specific
Useful for swimming stops on sandy or rocky shores.
summer specific
Mosquitoes can be more active near marshlands in the fall months.
fall specific