Party Kraft 24’ Pontoon Boat

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–9 days

Fitness Level

Minimal physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels

Overview

Discover the ultimate water adventure in Traverse City with the Party Kraft 24’ Pontoon Boat. Perfect for groups up to 14, enjoy flexible rentals and all the comforts for a memorable day on the lake.

Traverse City, Michigan

Party Kraft 24’ Pontoon Boat - 2-9 Day Rentals

115 HP | Holds up to 14 people | Starting at $1030

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Date

Sat, Oct 4

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

Party Kraft 24’ Pontoon Boat - 2-9 Day Rentals photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of a 24’ Party Kraft Pontoon, perfect for up to 14 passengers! With a powerful 150HP Yamaha engine, Bimini top, and stereo, your adventure awaits. Enjoy the flexibility of picking up the boat yourself to save on delivery fees and hit the water ready for fun!

Rates

2 Day Rentals - $1,030 3 Day Rentals - $1,395 4 Day Rentals - $1,860 5 Day Rentals - $1895 6 Day Rentals - $1895 7 Day Rentals - $1,895 8 Day Rentals - $2,165 9 Day Rentals - $2,435

About

24’ Party Kraft Pontoon (14 passengers)

The 24’ Party Kraft Pontoon features a 150HP Yamaha engine, Bimini top, stereo, and includes a tow bar.

Friendly Reminder: If you want to save money on the delivery fee, feel free to come and pick your boat up at our shop just West of Traverse City on M-72. Comes on trailer ready to go with 2"" ball and flat four electrical plug. Don't forget your hitch insert.

Adventure Tips

Check Weather Before Departure

Always review local weather forecasts to avoid sudden storms or high winds on the lake.

Wear Life Jackets

Ensure all passengers wear life jackets for safety, especially when near or in the water.

Fuel Up Before Leaving

Confirm that the 150HP Yamaha engine is fully fueled for uninterrupted cruising.

Protect Against Sun Exposure

Bring sunscreen, hats, and protective clothing even with the Bimini top available.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles soaring above
Loons and ducks along the shoreline

History

Traverse City’s waterways were historically vital trade routes for the Ojibwe people and later became key to regional shipping and tourism.

Conservation

Efforts focus on protecting the health of Grand Traverse Bay, promoting responsible boating, and minimizing pollution to preserve water quality and local habitats.