Paradise Point by Boat: Take the Gold Coast Three for a day on the water

PARADISE POINT BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Paradise Point by Boat: Take the Gold Coast Three for a day on the water

A straight-to-the-point guide to hiring the Gold Coast Three at Paradise Point — 4-, 8- and 24‑hour options aboard a 4.6m, 20HP boat equipped for fishing and day cruising.

Paradise Point by Boat: Take the Gold Coast Three for a day on the water.

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Location
Paradise Point
Operator
Gold Coast Boat Hire
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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On the sheltered waters off Paradise Point, the Gold Coast Three is a compact dayboat built for uncomplicated outings: short jumps around the coastline, an afternoon chase for a few fish, or a full-day run with friends or family. The hire gives you a well‑equipped 4.6m vessel with essential electronics and safety kit so you spend your time on the water rather than worrying about gear.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VESSEL

A purpose-built 4.6m dayboat

The Gold Coast Three is a 4.6m (15ft) boat with a 20HP engine designed for up to four people. It comes with navigation charts, a Humminbird 717 fish finder, a GME AM/FM marine radio with Bluetooth, and a live bait tank—tools that make both simple cruising and casual fishing straightforward.

THE FLEXIBILITY

Choose from 4, 8 or 24 hours

Rental periods are offered in 4, 8 and 24 hour blocks, so you can tailor the outing to a half‑day trip, an extended afternoon, or a full day on the water.

THE INCLUSIONS

Ready-to-go kit and fuel included

Hires include one tank of fuel (24 litres) and come fitted with all required safety equipment and a fold‑back canopy—practical inclusions that simplify planning for a family or small group.

What the day feels like

What the hire feels like

This is a straightforward boat hire: you select a 4, 8 or 24‑hour window, take charge of a compact, well‑equipped 4.6m vessel and head out from Paradise Point for a day of cruising or fishing. The layout and electronics are set up for easy navigation and casual angling, while the included safety equipment and canopy keep the trip practical and family‑friendly.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this hire suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Small groups and pairsWith room for up to four people, the boat is ideal for couples or small groups wanting a day or half‑day outing on the water.
2
Families with childrenThe hire is suitable for families—advertised as appropriate for all ages—provided group size stays within the four‑person limit and guardians follow safety instructions.
3
Casual anglersAnglers who want a simple, equipment‑ready experience will find the fish finder and live bait tank useful while staying within the small‑boat capacity limits.
4
First‑time skippersThe compact size and included safety equipment make the boat manageable for those with limited experience, but hires remain limited to four people so novice skippers should stay within the craft’s safe load and the operator’s briefing.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Hire periods are available in 4, 8 and 24 hour blocks; choose the length that fits your plans.

What to Bring

The vessel comes equipped with navigation charts and all safety equipment; hires also include one tank of fuel (24 litres).

Vessel Specs

The Gold Coast Three is a 4.6m (15ft) boat with a 20HP engine, fold‑back canopy, Humminbird 717 fish finder, GME AM/FM marine radio with Bluetooth, and a live bait tank.

Capacity & Rules

Maximum capacity is four people; follow the operator’s safety briefing and any on‑board instructions.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long can I hire the Gold Coast Three?

Rental options are available for 4, 8 and 24 hour periods.

How many people fit on the boat?

The vessel’s maximum capacity is four people.

Is fuel provided?

Prices include one tank of fuel (24 litres).

What equipment is onboard?

The boat is fitted with a Humminbird 717 fish finder, a GME AM/FM marine radio with Bluetooth, a live bait tank, navigation charts, a fold‑back canopy and all required safety equipment.

Who operates the hire and where is it based?

The hire is operated by Gold Coast Boat Hire and is based at Paradise Point, Queensland.

Is this suitable for children or inexperienced skippers?

The hire is advertised as suitable for all ages; adherence to operator safety briefings and the four‑person limit is required.