Bowrider · One day
Bayliner VR6 200HP
The entry boat, and plenty for a river day.
| One day | $399 |
|---|---|
| Two days | $599 |
Editorial spotlight · Del Prado Boulevard, Cape Coral
Twenty-three boats on one dock in Cape Coral: bowriders, center consoles and pontoons from 19 to 30 feet, rented by the day with no captain. Every handover comes with a walkthrough and an iPad running chart software marked with the routes that keep you off the flats.
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The operation
Speed Dock sits at 3637 Del Prado Boulevard South with direct access to the Caloosahatchee and, through it, Pine Island Sound, Sanibel and the Gulf. The fleet runs from a 19-foot Sea Ray SPX and a Bayliner VR6 at the entry end through Hurricane and Chaparral deck boats, Four Winns and Regal bowriders, Key West and Sea Fox center consoles, and Harris, Crest, Godfrey, Avalon and Regency pontoons.
What reviewers keep returning to is the handover. Boats are described as well maintained and clean, the checkout as efficient, and each one goes out with an iPad carrying navigation charts and specific routes, which matters on a coast where the wrong channel means a grounding. Rentals run by the day, with multi-day rates that drop the per-day cost sharply.
“You are looking for a boat rental or boat charter in Cape Coral? Here you will find a large selection and great prices.”
The site does not list staff by name; reviewers mention Bastian and Captain Tom.
The one to book
For a sandbar day with a group, the 250-horsepower pontoons are the right call: shade, open seating, a swim ladder and enough power to get down the river without burning the afternoon.
One day is $599, two days $1,099. The 150-horsepower Harris is the cheaper pontoon at $449 a day.
| One day | $599 |
|---|---|
| Two days | $1,099 |
| Harris 150HP, one day | $449 |
Checked against FareHarbor on October 2, 2026.
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Per the booking listings. Horsepower as advertised.
Bowriders
Center consoles
Pontoons
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One-day rates where published; the larger boats start at two days. Checked against FareHarbor on October 2, 2026.
Bowrider · One day
The entry boat, and plenty for a river day.
| One day | $399 |
|---|---|
| Two days | $599 |
Bowrider · One day
More power and more seating.
| One day | $549 |
|---|---|
| Two days | $799 |
Center console · One day
For fishing and the run to the islands.
| One day | $599 |
|---|---|
| Two days | $899 |
Pontoon · One day
The cheapest shade on the dock.
| One day | $449 |
|---|---|
| Two days | $699 |
Bowrider · One day
The comfortable one for a long day out.
| One day | $999 |
|---|---|
| Two days | $1,499 |
Center console · One day
Twin engines and the range to match.
| One day | $1,099 |
|---|---|
| Two days | $1,999 |
Before you go
3637 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral, with direct river access.
Florida requires a boater education card for anyone born after January 1, 1988. Sort it before you arrive.
Each boat goes out with an iPad carrying charts and the routes the dock recommends.
Two- to seven-day rates cut the per-day cost; the largest boats are only offered multi-day.
Reviews
Reviewers praise the condition of the boats, the clear checkout and the route guidance; the recurring caution is fuel cost on the larger engines.
Questions
3637 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral.
From $399 a day for a Bayliner VR6; pontoons from $449. Checked October 2, 2026.
A Florida boater education card is required if you were born after January 1, 1988.
These are bareboat rentals; the dock briefs you and sends you out with charts.
Bowriders from $399, pontoons from $449, charts included.
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