Bareboat rentals.
You drive.

02 · How it works

A sequence, not a checkout.

1. 01

   Pick a boat and a block.

   Three hours minimum, eight for a full day. Weekend mornings go first and the water is glass before eleven.

2. 02

   Come thirty minutes early.

   Enough time for paperwork and a fifteen-minute dockside walkthrough of the boat you're taking. Whoever is at the wheel needs to be 25 or older with a valid license.

3. 03

   Run the state safety checklist.

   Washington lets you rent without a boater education card as long as you complete the approved briefing before every trip. We go through it with you at the dock.

4. 04

   Bring it back on time.

   On the tritoon, fuel is included. On the wakesurf boat, fuel is metered and billed at return. Late returns are billed by the hour, so tell us early if the afternoon is going well.

03 · Rates

Metered like a chart.

Fuel is included on Moss Bay and metered at return on Meydenbauer. A refundable $500 damage hold is placed on the card at pickup. Washington retail sales tax is collected on the rental charge.

04 · Before you book

Read this first.

Minimum age

25 or older with a valid driver's license for whoever takes the wheel. Sober skipper at all times — zero tolerance.

Damage hold

A refundable $500 hold is placed on the card at pickup and released after the boat is returned in the shape it left.

Cancellation

Cancel with 24 hours' notice for a full refund. Weather calls we make together.

Aboard every boat

USCG life jackets for everyone aboard (adult and kid sizes), throwable cushion, fire extinguisher, anchor, paddle, fenders and lines.

Rental agreement

A copy of the bareboat charter agreement stays aboard for the whole rental — Washington requires it.

House rules

No smoking aboard. No red wine or glitter (cleaning fee). Pets on approval.

05 · Request a boat

Tell us what you're after.

Availability is confirmed by a person, not a calendar. Most requests get a reply within a few hours during the season.