Marathon Pontoon Rental

Marathon Pontoon Rental offers premium pontoon boat rentals for exploring the Florida Keys. They provide the flexibility to rent boats for multiple days, weeks, or even months, allowing customers to live like locals and cruise the waters at their own pace. Their dog-friendly policy ensures that furry family members can join the adventure. With a focus on freedom and flexibility, Marathon Pontoon Rental allows you to be the captain of your own journey, whether it's for sandbar tours, visiting historic sites, swimming, snorkeling, or enjoying waterfront restaurants and tiki bars. They aim to provide a first-rate boat rental experience, giving you complete freedom to drive their pontoon boats around the Keys with your family and friends.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the driver requirements for renting a pontoon boat?

Drivers must be at least 25 years old with a valid driver's license and be able to understand safety instructions in English. Those born on or after January 1, 1988, will need a Florida Boater's Safety Card or an equivalent from another state.

What safety equipment is provided with the boat rental?

The rental boats are equipped with Coast Guard-required safety equipment, including adult life vests. They can provide youth life jackets (50-90 lbs) upon advance request. Children 6 and under must wear life jackets at all times. It is recommended that parents provide properly fitted life jackets for children under 50 pounds.

What are the operating hours and is there an orientation?

Boating days typically run from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm, though earlier appointments may be available. A mandatory safety orientation, lasting about 20 minutes, will be provided to cover the local area and boat operation. Previous boating experience is required.

Are pets allowed on the boats?

Yes, dogs are welcome on the pontoon boat rentals, allowing all family members to enjoy the trip.

What is the operating range for the boats and what activities are restricted?

Boats are permitted within a 1-mile radius of the shore in Marathon, extending from Curry Hammock State Park to Pigeon Key. They are not suitable for travel to the reef or beyond 1 mile offshore. Water sports like tubing or wakeboarding are not allowed, and dive tanks are prohibited on board.