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Pontoon Rentals in Miami

A pontoon rental in Miami, on this fleet, is one boat: a 20 ft Sun Tracker Party Barge from 2009, for up to 6 guests, with the captain and crew included, leaving from Bill Bird Marina. A pontoon is a flat deck on pontoons, stable for a small group that wants to sit and swim. The price below is the whole charter for the hours shown: boat, crew and fuel.

Miami Yacht Rentals

What a pontoon rental in Miami is

A pontoon rental in Miami is a private charter on a flat deck set on pontoons. It sits level, it is easy to get on and off, and it is the boat for a small group that wants shade, seats and a swim. It is not a fast ride and it is not a cabin yacht. A day boat, a cruiser or a catamaran is a different type, even at the same length. This page lists the one pontoon.

The charter is captained. You do not drive it, and you do not need a licence. The card is the whole charter for the hours shown: the boat, the crew and the fuel. Forty percent is paid today. The rest is paid at the dock. The other boats under 45 ft, the ones that are not pontoons, are Boat Rentals in Miami.

The Sun Tracker on the fleet

The pontoon is a 20 ft Sun Tracker Party Barge 20 DLX from 2009, listed as Pontoon, for up to 6 guests. Six is this boat’s own cap. It is not the thirteen a larger private yacht carries, and it is not a number that grows because the deck feels open. Children count. It boards at Bill Bird Marina. Arrive 20 to 30 minutes early. The clock starts at the booked time, and the confirmation repeats the dock.

Water and ice are on board. Bring food and drinks. Keep glass off the deck. A tip for the crew is separate. The boat runs the same northern water the Haulover boats run: the sandbar when the captain says the day allows it, and back to Bill Bird.

Who the pontoon is for

Six people, or fewer, who want a calm afternoon. Grandparents, a first charter, a swim with small children. It is the wrong boat for thirteen guests, for a party that needs a dance floor, or for towing. Thirteen guests belong on a larger yacht. Towing belongs on the wake boat.

If the group is past six, start from the full list rather than asking this boat to stretch: Miami Yacht Rentals. If the day is the wake rather than the deck, the boat for that is Wake Boat Rentals in Miami.

Questions

Pontoon questions

How many guests fit on the Miami pontoon?
Up to 6, children included. That is the cap on this boat. A larger group books a different boat.
Where does the pontoon leave from?
Bill Bird Marina. The confirmation repeats the dock. Arrive 20 to 30 minutes before the booked time.
Is the pontoon good for children?
It is the stable boat: a flat deck and an easy step to the water. Life jackets are on board. Six is still the cap, babies included.
Can we tow a tube from the pontoon?
No. Towing is the wake boat, in daylight. This boat is for sitting and swimming.
Is a captain included on the pontoon?
Yes. The card is the boat, the captain, the crew and the fuel. You do not need a boating licence. Forty percent is paid today and the rest is paid at the dock.

Book the pontoon

Open the pontoon above, choose the date and the hours, and pay 40% of the full price today to hold it. Crew and fuel are included. For more than six guests, tell the team the number and they will match a larger boat.

Three to start with: the Praying For Overtime II (88 ft, up to 13 guests), the Wine Down (60 ft, up to 13 guests) and the Sirena (88 ft, up to 13 guests). Or see them all on Miami yacht rental.

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