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Rent a 24' Sweetwater tri-toon in New Smyrna Beach for up to 13 people—half-day and full-day options let groups cruise sandbars, chase inshore fishing spots, or relax on the water. Confirm engine horsepower and included safety gear when you book.
Rent a 24' Sweetwater tri-toon in New Smyrna Beach for up to 13 people—half-day and full-day options let groups cruise sandbars, chase inshore fishing spots, or relax on the water. Confirm engine horsepower and included safety gear when you book.
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Operated by Sand Dollar Boat Rentals - New Smyrna Beach · New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Sunlight skims the low dunes of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, where a 24-foot Sweetwater tri-toon waits at the dock for a day of salt spray and company. The 24' Sweetwater tri-toon, listed as # 30 24' Sweetwater Tri Toon 13 people max with 150 hp motor, is a roomy rental option for groups wanting a flexible day on the water. Available as a half‑day (4 hours) or full‑day (8 hours) rental—priced from $325 for a half day and $425 for a full day—the boat is built for social outings, fishing runs, and slow cruises near the coastline. This tri-toon has seating for up to 13 people and a stable, wide deck that makes getting on and off at sandbars and small docks straightforward. The listing title references a 150 hp motor, while the detailed spec in the provider’s description lists 200 hp; if top speed and towing are priorities, clarify the exact engine at booking. Whether you’re planning a laid‑back cruise to nearby shorelines, a family picnic on a sandbar, or a light tackle fishing day, the vessel’s capacity and layout let you configure the deck for coolers, chairs, or a fish-cleaning station. New Smyrna Beach is a working coastline with barrier islands, inshore estuaries, and access to open Atlantic water—conditions that reward a boat that’s stable and roomy. Wildlife sightings are common: porpoises cut arcs offshore, shorebirds patrol the shallows, and sea turtles nest on summer nights. Local operators can suggest routes to quieter coves, classic sandbars for wading, or the stretches of beach that collect the best shells. Practical details matter: this is a rental, not a charter with a captain, so confirm what comes with your booking—life jackets, fuel policy, and docking instructions. The company lists standard half‑ and full‑day durations and a maximum group size; arrive prepared with sunscreen, water, and a plan for trash and fuel. For afternoon pleasure cruises, aim for calm conditions; for fishing, ask for tide and wind tips before you leave. This Sweetwater tri-toon is a straightforward, social craft that puts a group on the water without fuss. It’s a choice that suits birthdays, bachelor or bachelorette outings, small corporate gatherings, or families wanting a full‑day escape from shore. Book early during high season to lock dates, and confirm engine horsepower and check‑in location with the provider before launch. Remember to check state registration and any local rules for operating rental boats in Volusia County, and ask the operator about provisioning fuel and extra safety gear like throwable cushions and a whistle. Pack a cooler with refillable water, label personal items, and leave a float plan with someone on shore so your outing remains fun and uncomplicated. Reserve early to avoid disappointment.
easy.
4–8 hours.
Light: able to board from docks and stand or move around the deck for several hours
The listing states a maximum capacity of 13 people—confirm exact limits for safety and comfort when you book.
Half‑day rentals are listed as 4 hours from $325; full‑day rentals are 8 hours from $425—confirm current rates when reserving.
This is a boat rental; a captain is not listed as included. Ask the provider if a licensed captain is available as an add-on.
Confirm which life jackets, throwable devices, and signaling gear come with the rental before your trip.
Meet-up and launch locations are not listed in the summary—confirm the exact check-in dock and parking details with the operator.
Fuel policy and insurance coverage can vary—ask whether fuel is included or metered and what liability options are offered.
New Smyrna Beach traces colonial roots to Dr. Andrew Turnbull’s 18th-century settlement; the coast has long been a fishing and maritime community.
Respect sea turtle nesting areas, pack out all trash, and avoid driving or anchoring on sensitive seagrass beds to protect habitat.
Sand Dollar Boat Rentals - New Smyrna Beach operates a diverse fleet of pontoons, tritoons, deck boats, and small powerboats from a marina in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. The company lists multiple vessels by make and model, including Bennington, Sweetwater, Crest, Bentley, and Lowes pontoons, a variety of tritoons, and deck boats with capacities ranging from 2 to 15 passengers. Rental options commonly include half-day and full-day bookings, allowing guests to choose the length that suits their plans. Boat descriptions provided by Sand Dollar Boat Rentals specify seating capacities and motor sizes for many listings, for example a 2024 Crest 24 ft tritoon with a 200 hp motor and double bimini, a 24' Bentley pontoon seating up to 12, and multiple Bennington pontoons in 20–25 ft sizes. Several listings note marina launch and local waterfront access in New Smyrna Beach, making it straightforward to plan stops for dining, sightseeing, or fishing. Information published about the fleet and trip summaries helps guests compare vessel sizes, passenger limits, and power options. Sand Dollar Boat Rentals lists clear vessel names and capacities for each boat, enabling groups to select appropriate boats for celebrations, family days, or small private outings. All descriptions and capacities are based on the fleet information provided by the business and the available trip summaries.
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