A new Sweetwater 23' Tri‑Toon for slow, steady days on the Fort Pierce Intracoastal

FORT PIERCE BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

A new Sweetwater 23' Tri‑Toon for slow, steady days on the Fort Pierce Intracoastal

Half‑ and full‑day rentals of the 23' Sweetwater Tri‑Toon from Treasure Coast Boat Rentals — a 150HP, CG‑approved pontoon built for family days, fishing and sightseeing in Fort Pierce.

A new Sweetwater 23' Tri‑Toon for slow, steady days on the Fort Pierce Intracoastal.

Duration
4hr 8hr
Location
Fort Pierce
Operator
Treasure Coast Boat Rentals
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

The newest addition to Treasure Coast Boat Rentals’ fleet, the 23' Sweetwater Tri‑Toon is designed for easy, reliable time on the water — a stable, 150HP Mercury‑powered platform that fits up to twelve people and is ideal for family outings, fishing or quiet sightseeing along the Fort Pierce Intracoastal.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Modern, stable tri‑toon performance

A 23‑foot Sweetwater tri‑toon driven by a 150HP Mercury 4‑stroke, Coast Guard–approved for up to 12 passengers — built to carry a group comfortably while delivering smooth handling on calm intracoastal waters.

THE USES

Family days, fishing and swimming

Configured for versatility: the boat is set up for fishing, sightseeing and swimming, making it a flexible choice whether you want a family day afloat or a quiet morning on the line.

THE LOGISTICS

Half‑ and full‑day rentals, plan ahead

Offered as four‑hour half days or eight‑hour full days, the rental model suits short excursions or an all‑day itinerary — note that fuel and the refundable deposit are not included in the base rate.

What the day feels like

How the day unfolds

Expect an uncomplicated day on the Intracoastal: launch from the Treasure Coast base, glide along protected waterways under the 150HP outboard, stop where fish or shells appear, and anchor for a swim or a shoreline picnic — the layout and power are tuned for easy handling and relaxed time afloat.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this boat suits — and who should reconsider.

1
Active familiesWell suited: the tri‑toon’s stability and twelve‑person capacity make it a practical choice for family outings and mixed‑age groups.
2
Recreational anglersA good fit for anglers looking to fish sheltered intracoastal waters from a stable platform configured for fishing.
3
Larger groupsAppropriate for groups up to the Coast Guard‑approved 12‑person maximum, but confirm group size and the deposit beforehand.
4
Young or inexperienced rentersExercise caution: renters must meet age and education requirements — check the operator’s minimum age and Florida’s boating safety card rules before booking.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring sun protection, drinking water and anything you need for swim or fish time. Fuel and the refundable deposit are not included in the quoted rental rates; Florida’s boating‑education card is required for those born on or after Jan. 1, 1988.

Costs & Duration

Half day (4 hours) and full day (8 hours) options are offered; verify the current rates when booking and budget for fuel and deposit as extras.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What are the rental durations and rates?

Rentals are offered as a four‑hour half day or an eight‑hour full day; confirm current pricing when booking.

How many people can the pontoon carry?

The vessel is Coast Guard–approved for up to 12 passengers maximum.

Is there an age requirement to rent?

Yes — renters must meet the operator’s minimum age requirement; confirm that the renter is 25 years or older.

Are fuel and a damage deposit included?

No — gas and the refundable deposit are not included in the quoted rental price.

Where is the meeting and launch location?

Meet at the operator’s location at 601 Seaway Drive, Fort Pierce, FL 34949 for check‑in and launch.

Where may I operate the boat?

The Sweetwater tri‑toon is authorized for Intracoastal use only; plan trips within those waters.

Do I need a boating certificate?

Florida requires anyone born on or after Jan. 1, 1988 to complete an approved boating safety course and carry the Boating Safety Education ID card; a course link is provided in confirmation materials.