What area do you deliver to?

Boats are delivered and picked up to addresses within 20 miles of Cape Coral; delivery requires a dock with Gulf Canal access.

What is the capacity and engine specification?

This Chaparral SunCoast 250 is a 25-foot boat with a Yamaha 300 outboard and seats up to 12 passengers.

Is a captain included?

Operator-provided captain is not listed in the description; renters should confirm whether they will pilot the boat or request a licensed captain when booking.

What are the dropoff and pickup times?

Approximate dropoff time on the first day is 9 a.m.; approximate pickup time on the last day is 4 p.m. Alternate times may be arranged after booking.

Are there any mandatory fees?

Yes—there is a mandatory Boat Delivery fee of $200 which includes dropoff and pickup for eligible docks.

Is there an age minimum to book?

Yes—guests must be at least 21 years old to book this rental.

Regal 29 OBX/500HP: Delivered Chaparral Rentals to Your Cape Coral Dock

On the waterways off Cape Coral, Florida, the Regal 29 OBX/500HP transforms a typical vacation into an all-day marine playground. This delivered Chaparral SunCoast 250—outfitted with a Yamaha 300 outboard, GPS, depth finder, Bluetooth stereo and a freshwater shower—gives groups up to 12 a flexible, high-performance way to explore the Gulf Canal system, inshore estuaries and nearby barrier islands. Start your morning with a short delivery: the boat is dropped at vacation homes within a 20‑mile radius of Cape Coral, usually around 9 a.m., and retrieved the final day about 4 p.m. A mandatory Boat Delivery fee of $200 covers both dropoff and pickup; delivery requires a dock with access to the Gulf Canal system. The Chaparral’s 25‑foot hull balances speed and stability—ideal for quick hops to shallow beaches, sandbars and shell islands or for slower cruises past mangrove-lined canals where water clarity and wildlife sightings reward a leisurely pace. Key features of the scene include the Cape Coral canal network itself, the mangrove estuaries that filter stormwater, and nearby barrier islands that serve as shelling and birding hotspots. Expect to see bottlenose dolphins riding bow waves, manatees in calmer canals, and wading birds such as herons and egrets feeding along exposed flats. The region’s limestone and sand shoals create dynamic tidal channels that shape where you can anchor, fish, or beach the boat for a picnic. Practical specifics make this rental simple to plan: capacity for up to 12 passengers, Yamaha 300 horsepower, onboard navigation electronics, and a freshwater rinse to keep sand off gear. Guests must be 21 or older to book; alternate delivery and pickup times can be arranged by contacting the operator after booking via the provided referral link. Note that the vessel can only be delivered to vacation homes with docks that connect to the Gulf Canal system—no open‑beach dropoffs. Why book this trip? For families and small groups who want independence without owning a boat, this setup replaces ferry timetables and crowded charters with your own launch point: picnic on a quiet sandbar, chase sunset colors over the estuary, or set up an afternoon of light tackle in protected flats. It’s a practical, high-performance craft that shows off what makes Cape Coral’s water access special—the continuity between inland canals and the broader Gulf waters—while keeping the day flexible and focused on fun. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, snacks, and a cooler; pack light clothing, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and a dry bag for phones. If you plan to fish, check Florida inshore regulations and have a saltwater license. Consider an early start for glassy water and cooler temperatures, or return at golden hour for low sun and dramatic silhouettes across the mangrove-lined channels for better photos.