Tarpon Springs by Tritoon: An 8‑Passenger, 90‑HP Dayboat for Half- or Full‑Day Rentals

TARPON SPRINGS BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Tarpon Springs by Tritoon: An 8‑Passenger, 90‑HP Dayboat for Half- or Full‑Day Rentals

A Belle Harbour Boat Rentals offering: 22′ Fiberglass Tritoon rentals in Tarpon Springs available in 4‑hour and 8‑hour blocks for up to eight passengers.

Tarpon Springs by Tritoon: An 8‑Passenger, 90‑HP Dayboat for Half- or Full‑Day Rentals.

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Location
Tarpon Springs
Operator
Belle Harbour Boat Rentals
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Belle Harbour Boat Rentals’ 22′ Fiberglass Tritoon is an eight‑passenger, 90‑horsepower dayboat available for half‑day (4‑hour) or full‑day (8‑hour) rentals in Tarpon Springs; the operator presents a simple, power‑boat option for groups wanting a self‑guided day on the water.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Compact power, eight‑person capacity

The Tritoon is fitted with a 90hp Mercury four‑stroke and is rated for up to eight passengers, making it a sturdy choice for small groups who want a stable, social platform on the water.

THE RATES

Flexible half‑ and full‑day options

Weekday half‑day rentals are offered at $225; full weekday days are $325; full days on weekends are $375, providing clear options for either a 4‑hour or 8‑hour outing.

THE RULES

Operator requirements and captain options

State boating laws and the operator’s insurance determine who may helm the boat: certain age‑ and certification requirements apply, and the operator can refer a USCG‑licensed captain if you cannot meet those requirements yourself.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

Whether you book a 4‑hour half‑day or the full 8‑hour option, the Tritoon provides a straightforward rental experience: you set out with a full tank, run your chosen route for the allotted time, and return to settle fuel charges and any incidentals.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits — and who should plan an alternative.

1
Small groups and familiesWith capacity for up to eight passengers, the Tritoon works well for small groups seeking a daytime cruise; note that a qualified operator meeting age and certification rules must helm the boat.
2
Drivers under 21Not a fit: insurance rules require operators to be at least 21 years old, so those younger than 21 cannot pilot the boat even if they have completed an approved Safe Boating Class.
3
Boating‑certified operatorsA match for those who meet Florida’s safe‑boating proof requirement (applicable to people born on or after January 1, 1988) and are 21 or older and who want to operate the craft themselves.
4
Groups needing a captainIf no member of your party meets both the state certification and the operator’s age requirement, the operator can refer a USCG‑licensed captain for hire to operate the vessel on your behalf.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to bring

You must post a valid credit or debit card for security at check‑out; bring any proof of an approved Safe Boating Class if you are subject to Florida’s education requirement (see restrictions).

Fuel & payment

All boats are issued with full fuel tanks; customers are charged for actual fuel usage upon return (fuel may be estimated from gauges) and at the marina’s day‑of rate.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long are the rental periods?

Half‑day rentals are 4 hours; full‑day rentals are 8 hours.

What are the rental rates?

Weekday half‑day rentals are $225; full weekday days are $325; full day weekend rentals are $375.

How many people can ride on the Tritoon?

The Tritoon is rated for up to eight passengers.

What are the requirements to operate the boat?

Florida law requires that anyone born on or after January 1, 1988 present proof of successful completion of an approved Safe Boating Class to operate a powered vessel; additionally, the operator’s insurance requires that any operator of the company’s boats be over 21 years of age.

Can someone under 21 operate the rental if they have boating certification?

No — even if they have completed the required Safe Boating Class, those under 21 are forbidden by the operator’s insurance from operating the boats; the operator can refer a USCG‑licensed captain if needed.

Is fuel included in the rental price?

Boats are rented with full fuel tanks but fuel is not included: customers are charged for actual fuel usage upon return (or estimated from gauges), at the marina’s fuel rate for that day.