Do I need a boating license?

A driver 21+ is required for this rental. Confirm New York State boater safety requirements and bring any certificates the operator requests.

Are pets allowed on board?

Yes—pets are permitted. Bring a leash, towel, and be prepared to help pets board and disembark safely.

What about fuel and charges?

Policies vary—confirm whether fuel is included or if you should return the boat with a full tank; marinas in the area provide refueling.

How many people can this boat hold?

The boat seats up to seven people—stick to the maximum for safety and comfort.

Where does the boat launch?

This rental launches from Romulus, New York; the exact pickup point will be confirmed by the operator at booking.

What should I bring for a day on the lake?

Pack water, snacks, sun protection, layered clothing for changing weather, swimwear, and a small first-aid kit.

Seven-Day 18ft Fourwinns Rental on Cayuga Lake — Weeklong Boat Charter in Romulus

On Lake Cayuga’s long ribbon of water in Romulus, New York, the 18ft Yellow Fourwinns 4.3L Volvo Penta - Seven Day Rental hands you the helm for a week of sun, shoreline views, and easy cruising. This compact, open-bow runabout seats up to seven people and is built for casual laps around Cayuga’s wide coves and vineyard-lined shores. The boat’s reliable Volvo Penta powerplant and shallow draft let you slip close to beaches, pull into quiet bays, and anchor for swims without fuss. Cayuga Lake is one of New York’s Finger Lakes, a glacially carved trough edged by steep bluffs, working vineyards, and small lake towns. From the boat you’ll read the shoreline like a layered map: clapboard marinas, piers with fishing lines, terraced vines on shale soils, and exposed sedimentary rock where gullies run freshwater into the lake. Wildlife is part of the show - look for osprey hovering over the water, great blue herons standing at the margins, and kingfishers darting after small fish. The week-long rental encourages slow exploration. Key stops include quiet coves for snorkeling, public launches for easy boarding, and seasonally active wineries within easy boat-and-drive distance. Bring a cooler and you can stage picnics on sandy points; the boat’s capacity makes it great for a family outing or a group of friends. Pets are allowed, so expect wagging tails beside sun-warmed hulls. Practical notes: a licensed driver 21 or older is required, and the boat’s open design means sun protection and layered clothing matter during cool mornings or sudden breezes. What makes this offering stand out in the Cayuga Lake scene is simplicity paired with flexibility: a well-maintained, no-frills craft that lets the landscape take center stage. It’s not about high-speed thrills but about placing you where the lake’s features - glacially smoothed shorelines, vineyards clinging to shale bluffs, and quiet inlets - are easiest to access. Local operators know slip etiquette and popular anchorages, so you’ll get insider routing for wind-protected passages and best swimming holes. Safetywise, bring life vests for everyone, a basic first-aid kit, and a phone in a dry bag. Respect posted no-wake zones and private docks; Cayuga’s fisheries and shoreline habitats thrive when boaters follow local rules. Rent this 18-foot Four Winns for seven days and you’ll return with memories of late-afternoon light on shale bluffs, laughter from the bow, and a clearer sense of why the Finger Lakes remain a go-to place for lakeside adventure. Launching from Romulus gives easy access to both northern coves and the busier southern narrows. Monitor afternoon winds, top off fuel at local marinas, and schedule anchorages—some stretches between services are longer than they look on paper, so plan for time and range when charting day routes safely ahead.