easy
Up to 7 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; ability to get on and off the boat comfortably is helpful
Take the helm of the XL 10 Seat BBQ Cruiser on Queensland’s Maroochy River. Fish, barbecue, and paddle your way through a spectacular natural setting with your crew for up to 7 hours.
Hire for up to 7 hours, for up to 10 people
Experience the stunning Maroochy River, a top Sunshine Coast destination for fishing, barbecuing, and paddling. Enjoy the freedom of driving your own pet-friendly boat, equipped with a BBQ and stereo. Whether solo or with friends, create unforgettable memories in this beautiful natural setting for up to 7 hours.
Peak and Public holiday rates apply - refer to booking calendar.
The picturesque Maroochy River is one of the Sunshine Coast's premier recreation areas – offering many beautiful spots for relaxing in your own patch of nature.
Spend the day dropping a line at a top fishing spot. The river is well known as a popular fishing ground with bream, whiting and flathead being the main catch. Tailor, mullet, mangrove jack and black bream (luderick) are also caught in the winter months, and jew are caught in the area around the Cod Hole.
At Swan Boat Hire, you have the freedom and independence to easily drive your own boat to wherever your heart desires!
No boat license required and all boats and kayaks are pet friendly.
This vessel comes standard with a Weber 2000 BBQ, Pizza Oven, 2x Tables with drink holders, bluetooth stereo, rear ladder for swimming and fully enclosed roof.
Fuel Gas Toilet Paper Insurance
Hire for up to 7 hours
Maroochy River cruises are popular on weekends and holidays—reserve your BBQ Cruiser in advance to secure your preferred date.
The boat has a covered roof but consider sun protection or rain gear depending on the forecast.
Fuel and gas are provided with the rental, so plan your route to maximize your cruising and relaxing time without extra costs.
Feel free to bring your dog along but bring a leash and water bowl to keep them comfortable and safe aboard.
The Maroochy River area has long been significant to the Indigenous Gubbi Gubbi people, who used the river’s abundant resources for fishing and sustenance.
Local efforts focus on maintaining water quality and protecting mangrove habitats, vital for fish breeding and ecosystem health.
Protects your face and neck during extended exposure while cruising.
summer specific
Keeps you dry during unexpected rain showers common in the spring months.
spring specific
Bring your rods and tackle to take advantage of the Maroochy’s prime fishing spots.
Staying hydrated is essential while on the water for hours at a time.