FAQ
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All of our locations offer motors ranging in size from 50HP-150HP
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Boats generally hold 1,900 lbs. Please be advised that companies will deny access to the boat if your group is over the passenger limit or weight limits. Maximum of 12 passengers which does include small children.
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Yes, all of our boats are equipped with Bluetooth capable radios. In rare cases an in-dash unit may be out of service; if the in-dash unit is down, a portable unit will be provided for your group.
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Yes, all rentals come with a complete set of safety equipment including life jackets for adults, life jackets for kids (Island Water Sports does provide infant life jackets), sound device, anchor, swim ladder, map and trash bag. Please note*** There are no medical kits provided on vessels. If injuries occur on the water please contact the Coast Guard immediately. If the accident is not worthy of Coast Guard attention, when you return to the dock we have medical kits onsite.
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Please call the location you departed from immediately so we can address and fix the issue as quickly as possible.
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Yes, all rentals include a complete safety walkthrough. We provide each rental with a full service rundown of the boat and the riding area prior to departure.
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Give us a call and we can help find you a captain for your trip!
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If you were born after January 1, 1988, Florida laws require you to possess proof of boater’s education along with a valid government ID. If you were born after this date please see the Temporary Florida Boaters test page. If you were born before January 1, 1988 all that is required is a valid government issued ID.
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Each location has specific accessible options please give us a call at 850-910-3636 to discuss.
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No, due to high volumes of traffic and constantly changing tides our rental community as whole generally does not offer the opportunity for any renters to tube or ski behind the equipment. If you arrive with tow ropes and other equipment you will be denied the opportunity to take it on the vessel with you.