Operate at a safe speed and distance at all times (especially in crowded areas), stay alert and steer clear of other watercraft.
Never allow passengers to board or exit your boat from the water when engines are on—or idling.
Always check local, route and destination
weather and water conditions before departure and ensure it is safe to go out.
Operating a boat while intoxicated is illegal in Texas. Designate a sober skipper before leaving the dock.
When approaching a Dock or Marina, remember boats do not have breaks like an automobile and can be restricted in their ability to stop or turn.
Anyone born on or after Sept 1st 1993 is required by state law to have a Texas Boater Education Certificate. Anyone born before Sept 1st 1993 is only required to have a valid Drivers License. You can get your Boater Education Certificate Here.
Yes, we have an assortment of life vests from infant to 2X and we will issue one per person when you pick up the boat.
We don’t book half-day rentals on boats in advance. If you call on the day of after 11:00 am and there is something available, we will rent it for half day (4hrs) at 65% of the full-day rate.
No, the first tank of fuel is included in your rental price, but any fuel usage over the first tank is your responsibility and we recommend you get fuel if your fuel gauge is reading 1/4 tank.
No, but tubes are available for a small fee, and we have several tubes that you can choose from as well.
Drinking and alcohol is allowed on the boat but the driver should never be drinking. There is no open container law on boats.
Yes, we are animal lovers as well and allow pets on our boats, just remember that you are liable for any damage your pet may cause.
The minimum age to rent a powered watercraft is 25. The minimum age to rent a paddled watercraft is 18.
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