A 21‑Foot Wake Boat for Full‑Throttle Play on Leland’s Waterways

LELAND BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

A 21‑Foot Wake Boat for Full‑Throttle Play on Leland’s Waterways

Leelanau Watersports’ 9‑passenger Bayliner Capri 215 — a 220‑HP V8 ski boat with wake tower and bimini — rents for towing tubes, skis, wakeboards and offers included safety gear and on‑site guidance.

A 21‑Foot Wake Boat for Full‑Throttle Play on Leland’s Waterways.

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Location
Leland
Operator
Leelanau Watersports
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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The 21‑foot Bayliner Capri 215 is built for one thing: fast, tow‑sport fun. With a 220‑horsepower V8 and a wake tower, this nine‑passenger ski boat is set up to pull tubes, skis, wakeboards and kneeboards while providing safety equipment and orientation so renters can get on the water quickly and confidently.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Powerful 21‑foot Bayliner with V8 Muscle

The Capri 215 pairs a compact 21‑foot hull with a 220 HP V8 and wake tower, delivering the acceleration and tow capability needed to get skiers and tubers out of the water without fuss.

THE GEAR

Safety Kit and Towables Included

Rentals include essential safety gear—life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines—and, when towing capability is present, a towable tube at no extra charge; boards and skis are available for an additional fee.

THE LOGISTICS

Flexible Pickup and Simple Return

You pick a preferred pickup location from a list when booking and the operator confirms pickup details 24 hours before your rental; at the end of your time on the water you return to the same ramp where staff will meet and guide you to dock.

What the day feels like

What the Rental Feels Like

This is a rental built around tow sports and easy, fast outings: choose your pickup point, get a brief orientation and safety briefing, then spend your rental towing tubes, skiing or wakeboarding behind a responsive, wake‑capable Capri. The setup favors short, energetic bursts of activity and uncomplicated turnaround at the ramp.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits — and the limits to keep in mind.

1
Active FamiliesGroups and families that want a single boat for tow sports fit the nine‑passenger capacity, provided the renter meets the age requirement to reserve.
2
Watersports EnthusiastsSmall crews wanting to tow tubes, skis or wakeboards will find the boat’s power and wake‑capable setup appropriate; note the limit on drivers per vessel.
3
First‑Time BoatersNew boaters can join an outing but anyone who will operate the vessel must meet driver requirements; check driver qualifications before booking.
4
Groups & PartiesThe nine‑passenger limit makes this a good option for small groups, but rental and operator rules — including renter age and permitted number of drivers — apply.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring a valid driver’s license if you intend to operate the boat; a major credit card is required on file for the security deposit. Pack swimwear, towels and any personal items you want for a day on the water.

What’s Provided

The rental includes life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines. If the vessel has towing capability a towable tube is supplied free; kneeboards, wakeboards and water skis are available for an additional charge.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What do I do when it's time to come in at the end of my rental?

You will drive the boat to the loading and unloading ramp where you picked the boat up, and one of the staff members will come out to meet you and guide the boat safely to the dock.

What's included with my rental?

All safety equipment including life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers, and dock lines. If your vessel is equipped with towing capabilities we supply a towable tube for free. Kneeboards, wakeboards and water skis are available for additional charge.

Is a deposit required?

Yes, as a part of your rental agreement, a valid major credit card must be on file to cover any potential incidentals or damages incurred during your rental.

What if I have no boating experience?

The crew will guide you through a boating orientation and safety information before you get out on the water.

How do I know my boundaries when on the water?

The operator provides an orientation for the watercraft as well as information about local waters; pay attention to all 'NO WAKE' signs and navigational buoys.

Who can operate (drive) the boat?

Each piece of equipment allows for up to two drivers. All drivers must have a valid driver's license or have completed a boater's safety course.