Cruise South Florida’s waterways aboard the Hurricane 2400, a spacious 25-foot powerboat by Boat Rentals with Captain. Everything you need—captain, gas, and ample room—is included for a hassle-free day on the water.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required, suitable for all ages.
Wildlife
History
Lighthouse Point was originally developed in the mid-20th century, taking its name from the nearby Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse, a critical navigational aid built in 1907.
Conservation
Boat Rentals with Captain adheres to strict no-discharge policies and educates guests on minimizing environmental impact while enjoying Florida’s waterways.
Boat Rentals with Captain
Cruise South Florida’s waterways aboard the Hurricane 2400, a spacious 25-foot powerboat by Boat Rentals with Captain. Everything you need—captain, gas, and ample room—is included for a hassle-free day on the water.
Boat Rentals with Captain provides private boat rentals that include a captain, offering straightforward day trips on a selection of well-equipped vessels. The fleet includes the Sea Ray SDX 250, a social and comfortable runabout that seats up to 12 passengers and suits both novice and seasoned boaters; a spacious 25-foot Tritoon rated for up to 10 passengers with all necessary fees included for a hassle-free outing; the NauticStar 243 DC designed for large groups with seating for up to 22 guests, a sun deck, step-down dressing room, and a fully equipped galley ideal for long days on the water; and the Hurricane 2400 Sundeck, a roomy 25-foot powerboat accommodating up to 10 passengers, popular for watersports, fishing, and front-deck lounging, with captain fees and gas included for that trip.
Boat Rentals with Captain focuses on clear, transparent offerings drawn from each vessel’s design: seating capacity, onboard amenities like storage and galley access, and practical inclusions such as captains and specific fee coverage where noted. Reservations are positioned for family outings, group adventures, fishing trips, and social cruises. All descriptions and included services are stated per each trip summary so guests can compare options and select the vessel that best fits group size and activity preferences.
Information is presented in third person to help prospective guests compare options, verify included services, and select the right boat and trip for a safe, enjoyable day on the water.
Trips Offered
4
Four distinct boat experiences
Max Capacity
22 guests
Largest boat seats up to 22
Captain Service
Included
Captain provided with rentals
Boat Models
Sea Ray, Tritoon, NauticStar, Hurricane
Range of pontoons and powerboats
Book the Sea Ray, Tritoon, NauticStar, or Hurricane — captain and select fees handled for a smooth day on the water.
Plan for Sun Protection
Bring sunscreen, hats, and UV-protective clothing as the open deck offers limited shade.
Arrive Early for Morning Calm
Morning hours typically feature smoother waters, ideal for fishing and watersports.
Secure Loose Items
Strong winds and waves can shift gear; use storage compartments and straps when possible.
Check Weather Before You Go
Weather can change quickly on Florida’s coast; ensure clear skies for safety and comfort.
Waterproof Sunscreen
Protects skin from strong Florida sun during open-deck activities.
summer
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduces glare off the surface of the water for comfort and better visibility.
Light Jacket or Windbreaker
Provides warmth against cooler breezes on the open water.
fall
Reusable Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated throughout your outing under the sun.