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Pontoon Boat Hire on Lake Mac with Lake Mac Watersports - Newcastle

Pontoon Boat Hire on Lake Mac with Lake Mac Watersports

Cams Wharfeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–8 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; no strenuous effort required beyond normal mobility.

Overview

Discover a unique way to experience Lake Macquarie with Lake Mac Watersports’ pontoon boat hire. Perfect for groups up to 12, enjoy fishing, swimming, and BBQs without needing a boat license.

Cams Wharf, New South Wales

Pontoon Boat Hire

From $440 • All ages • Up to 12 people • 3-8hrs • Wheelchair Accessible

Boat Rental

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About This Adventure

Experience a thrilling day on a 9-meter pontoon, perfect for up to 12 people! Enjoy fishing, swimming, and a BBQ on Lake Macquarie without needing a boat license. With ample seating, a full roof, and safety gear, this adventure promises unforgettable family fun and exploration on the water.

Take a ride on our 9-meter pontoon!

  • Up to 12 People
  • Driver must be 18+ years of age with valid car licence

About

This 12 person day boat is all you could need for a full day of fishing, swimming and cooking up on the BBQ. Explore Lake Macquarie like you haven't before! You do "NOT" need a Boat license, perfect for the whole family.

Includes

  • BBQ (Please provide own cooking utensils)
  • Toilet
  • Full roof
  • Tables
  • Ample Seating
  • Fishing licence for up to 4 people
  • Rod Holders
  • Safety gear and more!

Adventure Tips

Bring Your Own BBQ Utensils

While the boat includes a BBQ setup, guests must supply cooking utensils and food supplies for a full meal.

Arrive Early for Check-in

Plan to arrive at Lorikeet Ct, Cams Wharf ahead of your booking to complete safety briefings and loading without rush.

Wear Sun Protection

Even with a full roof, UV exposure on the lake remains high; bring hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses.

Respect Wildlife and the Environment

Avoid littering and keep a respectful distance from local bird colonies and marine life to preserve Lake Macquarie’s ecosystem.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Australian pelican
  • black swan

History

Lake Macquarie is one of Australia’s largest coastal lagoons and has been a hub for local Aboriginal communities and early European settlers.

Conservation

Local efforts focus on preserving water quality and protecting native bird habitats while promoting sustainable recreation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin from the intense Australian sun during lake activities.

summer specific

Swimwear

Essential

Allows comfortable swimming during warm days on the pontoon.

summer|null specific

Hat and Sunglasses

Essential

Helps shield your eyes and face from glare and UV exposure while on the water.

spring|summer|fall specific

Fishing Gear

Optional for anglers, though rod holders and a fishing license for up to four are included.