How many people fit on the boat?

The rental accommodates up to seven people, per the listing.

What age is required to drive?

Drivers must be at least 21 years old; confirm any additional boater education requirements with the operator.

Pets are allowed according to the listing—bring life jackets sized for animals and secure them during transit.

Is fuel included in the rental price?

Fuel is typically not included; confirm with the operator and plan to top off tanks before long runs.

Is safety gear provided?

Safety gear is included with the rental, but bring personal flotation devices if you prefer your own fit.

What if weather cancels my trip?

Rentals are weather dependent; operators may reschedule or refund bookings if conditions are unsafe — verify the operator’s exact policy when you book.

Weekend on Lake Cayuga: 18ft Four Winns Deck Boat Rental in Romulus

On Lake Cayuga in Romulus, New York, renting the 18ft Yellow Fourwinns 4.3L Volvo Penta is an immediate, sun-forward way to claim a Finger Lakes afternoon. This two-day deck-boat rental from cayugalakeboatrentals gives groups up to seven the freedom to cruise a glacial lake carved into steep limestone and shale valleys, drift past vineyard shorelines, and drop anchor in quiet coves for swimming and picnics. The boat is straightforward: a 18-foot Four Winns deck boat powered by a 4.3L Volvo Penta engine, open deck seating, and room for coolers, pets, and a small stereo. The experience leans toward leisure—social sunbathing, fishing lines cast from the stern, and slow runs across open water to take in long views of the lake’s spine. Safety gear is included, and renters must meet the operator minimum of 21 years to drive. That combination of convenience and capacity makes this rental ideal for families, small groups of friends, and visitors who want to move beyond shore-based sightseeing. What makes a deck boat like this special here is the setting. Lake Cayuga slices north-south through the Finger Lakes region, its deep basin a product of Pleistocene glaciers. Shorelines alternate between steep rock outcrops and agricultural flats, creating sheltered bays where loons, herons, and migrating waterfowl gather. On clear days the light hits the water differently than it does on smaller lakes, revealing color shifts from deep blue to jade green that reward slow cruising and patient photography. Practical details matter: the rental is weather dependent, and wind can make certain stretches choppy. Bring layered sun protection, a cooler with ice, and secure dry bags for phones and cameras. If you plan to captain the boat, be comfortable with basic boat handling and local rules of the waterway. For those who prefer to ride and relax, the space aboard encourages conversation, snacks, and unhurried viewpoints of shoreline farms and private docks. This two-day option opens possibilities—anchoring overnight in a calm cove to watch stars, or charting a loop that includes lunch at a lakeside hamlet and late-afternoon swims. As an on-water way to experience the Finger Lakes, the 18ft Four Winns bridges relaxed recreation with the raw geological drama of Cayuga’s long basin, making it a practical, memorable way to own a stretch of lake for a weekend. Plan for basic provisioning: fuel and pump-out options are limited on some stretches, so top off tanks before long runs and stow trash in sealed bins. Bring a printed lake chart or download an offline map, and allow extra time for narrow passages and weekend traffic. Respect private docks and no-wake zones; treat shorelines with care so future visitors can find the same quiet coves and clear water today.