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Pumicestone Passage BBQ Pontoon with Bill's Boat Hire - Caloundra

Pumicestone Passage BBQ Pontoon with Bill's Boat Hire

Pelican Waterseasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–6 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required

Overview

Cruise Pumicestone Passage aboard a 7-seater pontoon outfitted with a BBQ and esky—no boat license needed. Experience calm waters, native wildlife, and a unique boating adventure with Bill's Boat Hire And Bike Hire.

Pelican Waters, Queensland

Tracker BBQ Pontoon Boat - 7 Seater

Starting at $250 | 7 seats | No boat licence required | Fuel is included!

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Adventure Photos

Tracker BBQ Pontoon Boat - 7 Seater photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the stunning Pumicestone Passage aboard a 7 Seater Tracker, equipped with a BBQ and Esky for a delightful outing. Enjoy the freedom of exploring without a boat license, while soaking in the breathtaking scenery. Perfect for family or friends, this adventure promises unforgettable moments on the water.

Discover the beauty of the Pumicestone Passage


Rates

$250 - 2 hrs (call to book) $365 - 3 hrs (8:45-11:45am) $410 - 4 hrs (7:45-11:45am) $410 - 4 hrs (12:15-4:15pm) $520 - 6 hrs (9:15-3:15pm)


About

The 7 Seater Tracker has a BBQ and Esky onboard - it only has a Half Roof and includes fuel and safety equipment included. NO BOAT LICENCE REQUIRED.

Capacity: 7 Seats

Adventure Tips

Load food and drinks in advance

Bring easy-to-cook BBQ items and plenty of cold drinks stored in the esky for a smooth trip.

Check the weather forecast

While the Passage is calm, sudden changes can happen—avoid windy or rainy conditions for safety.

Respect wildlife distances

Keep a respectful gap from dolphins and bird rookeries to avoid disturbing native animals.

Wear sun protection

The half roof offers limited shade; pack hats, sunscreen, and light layers to stay comfortable.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bottlenose dolphins often seen near the boat
  • Varied shorebirds including pelicans and sea eagles

History

The Pumicestone Passage has been a vital waterway for the Gubbi Gubbi people and later coastal communities relying on fishing and transport.

Conservation

Efforts are ongoing to protect the mangroves and marine life by limiting motor speeds and educating visitors about minimizing disturbance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sunhat

Essential

Protects from strong Queensland sun while on open water.

summer specific

Sunscreen

Essential

Prevents sunburn during extended time on the water.

Insect repellent

Essential

Keeps biting insects at bay, especially near mangroves.

spring specific

Comfortable boat shoes

Provides grip and foot protection aboard the pontoon.