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Marco Island, Florida, is the base for PORT 32 Marco Island Boat Rentals, offering boat rentals from its Elkcam Circle marina. Its rental fleet includes 22-foot Cobia bowriders and center consoles, all powered by 200 HP Yamaha engines. Center consoles accommodate up to six guests, while bowriders accommodate up to eight. Renters check in at the marina office, receive a walkthrough, and are guided to the docked boat before departure. Drivers must meet age, license, experience, and applicable Florida boating-safety-course requirements. These rentals suit a day on the water, with staff directing renters where to dock on return and carts available for heavy gear. Boats are stored in a drystack when not rented, and each has a Coast Guard kit; child-size life vests are available upon request. Rental boats cannot enter the Gulf of Mexico. Contact PORT 32 Marco Island Boat Rentals to plan a boat rental near Marco Island.
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705 E Elkcam Cir, Marco Island, FL 34145
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Rentals from PORT 32 Marco Island Boat Rentals include life jackets, safety equipment, an anchor, fuel, cooler storage, fishing gear, a bimini top, a sunshade, a Bluetooth stereo, GPS navigation and dockside assistance. Amenities vary by boat and by season, so confirm what comes with the boat you book.
Florida law requires you to be at least 18 to rent a livery vessel other than a human-powered vessel. Florida sets no general minimum age to operate a boat, but a personal watercraft operator must be at least 14.
Under section 327.395, anyone born on or after January 1, 1988, operating a vessel powered by 10 horsepower or more must carry the required boating safety credentials. An exemption applies when accompanied by a credentialed or exempt person age 18 or older who is attendant to the operation and responsible for safe operation and violations. The rental operator sets its own booking minimum subject to state law, so confirm it when booking.
Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (myfwc.com)
Florida does not issue a boating license, but operators born on or after January 1, 1988, must carry photo ID and a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission boating education card when running a vessel with a motor of 10 horsepower or more. This includes personal watercraft. There is no general minimum age for boats; personal watercraft operators must be at least 14, and no one under 18 may rent any vessel other than a human powered one. Exemptions include Coast Guard licensed masters, private lake or pond operators, operators accompanied aboard by someone 18 or older who holds the card or is exempt and is responsible for the vessel, and nonresidents with proof of a NASBLA-approved out of state course. Any non exempt operator may instead pass an FWC approved temporary certificate exam and carry that certificate with photo ID for 90 days.
Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (myfwc.com)
From Marco Island, you can choose Caxambas Bay, Barfield Bay, the northern Ten Thousand Islands, Goodland Bay or Gulf waters. Caxambas and Barfield bays offer winding channels close to town; the Ten Thousand Islands shift into mangrove-island backcountry. Goodland Bay is a straightforward launch point with direct access to both the island chain and the Gulf, while Gulf waters are the coastal option rather than a backwater route. Public boats commonly put in at Caxambas Park on Marco Island or Goodland Boating Park, which has a boat ramp on Goodland Bay.
Source: Collier County Parks & Recreation (collierparks.com)
From Marco Island, day-trip choices include Keewaydin Island, Cape Romano, Goodland and the Isles of Capri. Keewaydin’s boat-access-only beach draws visitors for shelling, swimming and wildlife watching. Cape Romano offers a secluded beach where boat tours stop for shelling. Goodland is a fishing village suited to a waterfront seafood break, while the Isles of Capri provide another nearby stop with waterfront dining that boaters can reach from the water.
Source: Florida’s Paradise Coast (paradisecoast.com)
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