Discover the vibrant waters of Florida's Treasure Coast aboard a versatile pontoon rental. Perfect for fishing, sightseeing, or just relaxing on the water, it's an adventure for all ages.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
All skill levels welcome; focus on comfort and safety rather than strenuous activity.
Wildlife
History
The Treasure Coast is steeped in maritime history, once a hub for Spanish galleons and early explorers, now a haven for modern water adventures.
Conservation
Treasure Coast Boat Rentals promotes environmentally responsible practices, including fuel-efficient boats and guidelines for avoiding wildlife disturbance.
Treasure Coast Boat Rentals
Discover the vibrant waters of Florida's Treasure Coast aboard a versatile pontoon rental. Perfect for fishing, sightseeing, or just relaxing on the water, it's an adventure for all ages.
Treasure Coast Boat Rentals provides pontoon and small-boat rentals in Fort Pierce, Florida, offering half- and full-day options for families, anglers, and sightseers. Located on the Intracoastal Waterway, the company rents four pontoon models: a 20' Sylvan pontoon that accommodates up to 10 people and includes a live well and cutting station, and three 22'–23' pontoons (Cypress Cay 23', Bennington 22', Sweetwater 22') that each accommodate up to 12 guests. Rentals support fishing, swimming, sightseeing, and general leisure on calm Intracoastal waters.
Reservations are designed for flexible day plans, with clear capacity limits and specific boat features listed for each model. All boats are described as powerful Mercury or CG-approved where noted, and are intended for recreational use in the local intercoastal and intracoastal waterways. Operators and staff arrange safe, straightforward rental handoffs, including briefing on basic operation and local regulations.
Treasure Coast Boat Rentals emphasizes reliable, well-equipped pontoons suited to group outings and family days on the water. The business focuses on practical amenities—live wells, cutting stations, and spacious decks—while offering choices for half-day or full-day trips. Addressing local conditions, the company lists Fort Pierce as the launch area and highlights the region's calm channels and scenic coastal views.
Customers can choose from multiple pontoon sizes and configurations to match party size and activity, with the clear goal of enabling relaxed, accessible boating experiences along the Treasure Coast. Booking information, pricing details, and safety requirements are provided at the time of reservation to ensure transparent, informed planning for every renter.
Boats Available
4 Pontoon Models
Range of pontoon sizes for groups
Max Capacity
Up to 12 Guests
Family and group friendly
Location
Fort Pierce, FL
Launches on the Intracoastal
Rental Options
Half & Full Days
Flexible booking windows
Secure a half-day or full-day pontoon for fishing, sightseeing, or family fun — easy booking and clear rental information.
Check weather conditions
Always review the forecast before heading out to ensure safe and enjoyable boating.
Bring sun protection
Apply waterproof sunscreen and wear hats to shield against sunburn during your day on the water.
Secure personal belongings
Use waterproof bags or containers to keep your valuables safe while swimming or fishing.
Plan your route in advance
Identify key spots like islands or fishing areas to maximize your time on the water.
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from harmful UV rays during your day on the water.
summer
Personal flotation device
Mandatory safety gear for everyone onboard to ensure safety in case of emergencies.
Water shoes or sandals
Keep your feet comfortable and dry when walking on boat or dock.
summer
Hat and sunglasses
Shield your eyes and face from the sun for better comfort and visibility.
summer