Regal 190: A 19‑foot, 200 H.P. ski boat for lake days out of Leland

LELAND BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Regal 190: A 19‑foot, 200 H.P. ski boat for lake days out of Leland

A concise guide to renting the Regal 190 in Leland — a 19‑foot, 200 H.P. vessel that seats seven adults and carries 1,240 pounds of passengers and gear, with flexible pickup options and safety orientations.

Regal 190: A 19‑foot, 200 H.P. ski boat for lake days out of Leland.

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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 Regal 190 is a compact, high‑powered ski boat offered by Leelanau Watersports in Leland. Nineteen feet long with 200 horsepower, the boat is rated for 1,240 pounds of passengers and gear and seats seven adults comfortably, making it a practical choice for small groups who want a mix of towing, cruising and on‑water play.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Compact power for towing and cruising

The Regal 190 pairs a 19‑foot hull with 200 horsepower, delivering the kind of responsiveness you want for wake sports or quick runs between coves while still accommodating a full party and their gear.

THE PACKAGE

What’s included and optional extras

Standard rentals come with required safety equipment—life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines—and, where a vessel has towing capability, a towable tube is supplied free; boards and skis are available for an additional charge.

THE PROCESS

Flexible pickup and on‑water orientation

When you book you choose a pickup location from a list; the operator confirms pickup time and place 24 hours before your rental and provides a safety orientation before you launch.

What the day feels like

What it feels like on the water

Out on the lake the Regal 190 feels nimble yet stable: its 200 H.P. power lets you build a wake for tubing or wakeboarding and make quick runs to favorite spots, while the cabin and seating layout accommodate a full complement of adults and kit. The operator’s orientation gets you up to speed on local waters and safe operation before you leave the ramp.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits best — and who should look elsewhere.

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Responsible adult groupsThe listing requires renters meet age and licensing rules and is aimed at adult groups able to handle a powered boat and its gear; the boat seats seven adults and has a specified capacity for passengers and equipment.
2
Novice boatersNovices are accommodated: staff provide a pre‑departure boating orientation and safety briefing so newcomers can run the boat with guidance.
3
Two‑driver partiesThe craft allows for up to two authorized drivers; all operators must hold a valid driver’s license or have completed Michigan’s boater safety course.
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Gear‑heavy outingsWith a 1,240‑pound total capacity for passengers and gear, the boat can handle towables and water‑sport equipment, but parties should plan loads to stay within the rated capacity.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What’s provided

The rental includes required safety equipment: life jackets, anchor, dock bumpers and dock lines. If the vessel has towing capability a towable tube is provided at no charge; kneeboards, wakeboards and water skis may be rented for an extra fee.

Pre‑departure

Staff deliver a safety orientation covering the specific watercraft and local waterways before you depart from the ramp.

On‑ramp procedure

At the end of the rental you return to the same loading/unloading ramp used at pickup; staff will meet you and assist docking.

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?

Drive the boat to the loading and unloading ramp where you picked it up; a staff member will meet you there 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 are included. If the vessel has towing capability, a towable tube is supplied free. Kneeboards, wakeboards and water skis are available for an additional charge.

Is a major credit card required?

Yes. A valid major credit card must be on file as part of the rental agreement to cover potential incidentals or damages.

What if I have no boating experience?

The crew will provide a boating orientation and safety information before you go out on the water.

How do I know my boundaries when on the water?

The operator provides an orientation that includes information about local waters; pay attention to all 'NO WAKE' signs and navigational buoys.

Who is allowed to operate the boat?

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