KELOWNA BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
A nimble, wakeboard-ready dayboat: the 18.5' Glastron on Okanagan Lake
Rent the 18.5' Glastron from Kelowna Boat Rentals for a modern, stable 7-passenger runabout built for watersports and lake cruising; this guide compiles the verified specs, schedule windows, rates, and what you must bring.
A nimble, wakeboard-ready dayboat: the 18.5' Glastron on Okanagan Lake.
The 18.5' Glastron is Kelowna Boat Rentals' newest addition: a compact, modern runabout with the features—tower for towing, Bimini shade and a high-quality stereo—that make it equally at home cutting wakes or idling at a sandy Okanagan beach. With a design that emphasizes ease of docking and stability, the boat suits smaller groups who want a capable, stylish platform for wakeboarding, skiing, tubing or a day of cruising on the lake.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Modern comfort and steady handling
The 18.5' Glastron is described as a newer boat with a modern interior and design focused on easy docking and excellent stability; capacity is up to seven passengers with comfortable seating for five adults, powered by a 4.3L 190HP engine.
Built for watersports
Equipped with a tower suited to wakeboarding and a Bimini for shade, the Glastron is recommended for wakeboarding, skiing, kneeboarding and tubing—the boat’s configuration and power make it a sensible choice for tow-sports on the Okanagan.
Stereo, convenience and lake-side stops
An excellent onboard stereo and convenient size make the Glastron a popular selection for cruising the lake, then docking nearby to swim or relax at one of the Okanagan’s beaches—its smaller footprint also simplifies beach and marina maneuvers for smaller groups.
What the day feels like
What a day feels like
Choose a two-, four- or eight-hour block, meet the operator and head out for a compact, assured day on the water: the Glastron’s tower lets you run wakeboards or skis, the stereo keeps the mood lifted, and the Bimini offers relief from summer sun. Its modern fit and finish and stable hull make docking straightforward whether you plan to stop at a beach for a swim or keep moving along the lake.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this boat suits—and who it doesn’t.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a valid credit card and a valid photo ID that matches the credit card; confirm lifejacket sizing for young children (the smallest lifejacket available is 7 kg).
Expect a modern interior, an excellent stereo system and a Bimini for shade; the boat is equipped with a tow tower for watersports.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum age to rent the Glastron?
All renters must be at least 19 years old and present a valid photo ID that matches the credit card used for payment.
How many people can the boat carry?
The boat’s capacity is up to seven passengers and it comfortably seats five adults (headline context notes a 7-passenger max with a 6-adult maximum in some listings).
What are the rates during the season?
Between May 1 and September 30 the listed rates are: Two-hour rental $299; Four-hour morning $380; Four-hour afternoon $420; Eight-hour (full day) $650.
When can I start a rental?
Scheduled start times include four-hour morning slots at 8:00, 8:30, 9:00 and 9:30am; two-hour slots at 10:00, 10:30, 11:00 and 11:30am; four-hour afternoon slots from 12:30pm through 3:00pm at half-hour intervals; full-day rentals list multiple morning starts. For other times call 250-300-8685.
Is the Glastron suitable for wakeboarding and other tow-sports?
Yes—the boat is equipped with a tower that makes it ideal for wakeboarding and is recommended for wakeboarding, skiing, kneeboarding or tubing.
What documentation do I need at pickup?
Bring a valid credit card and a valid photo ID that matches the credit card; these are required at rental pickup.