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Rental service boost in South Florida

Port 32 Marinas, a leading owner, operator, developer and acquirer of a growing collection of marinas in Florida, has expanded boat rental services at its facilities in Tierra Verde, Naples, Cape Coral and Marco Island.

The company’s fleet of newer and larger boats from trusted brand names is designed to suit busy families, frequent travellers and avid boaters. Each boat is outfitted with top-of-the-line technology and comfort amenities and is kept in optimal performing condition. Boaters can choose between half or full day rates. Pricing for a half day ranges from $275 to $399 and a full day from $350 to $525 depending on locations and boat type.
“We are thrilled to expand our boat rental amenities at our southwest Florida marinas,” says CEO Austin Schell. “From beginners to seasoned boaters, we aim to create world-class boating experiences for the waterfront communities we serve.”
Additionally, through its partnership with Gulfstream Boat Club, Port 32 offers boat rentals at its other Florida locations including Lighthouse Point Marina, Tierra Verde, Tampa and Palm Beach Gardens.

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