WRIGHTSVILLE BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Room for Ten, Power to Pull: The 23' Aura Tritoon in Wrightsville
Half- and full-day rentals from Long Level Marina aboard a stable 23' Aura Tritoon — 140 hp for tubing and fishing, for groups up to 10.
Room for Ten, Power to Pull: The 23' Aura Tritoon in Wrightsville.
Experience a thrilling day on the water aboard a spacious 23' Aura Tritoon that seats up to 10 passengers. Powered by a 140 hp motor capable of tubing and plenty of space for fishing, the tritoon offers a more stable ride while all required safety equipment is provided for a secure outing.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
140 hp for Tubing and Tow Sports
The boat's 140 hp motor is explicitly suited for tubing and tow sports, letting groups add a tube for a fee and push into more active water play.
Space for Friends and Family
This 23' Aura Tritoon accommodates up to 10 passengers and its tritoon design provides a noticeably more stable ride—ideal for mixed activities from lounging to casting lines.
Clear Safety and Access Limits
Safety equipment is provided, but the boat must remain in at least 5 ft of water at all times and is not permitted at the Lake Clarke Sandbar — operational rules that shape where you can swim and explore.
What the day feels like
What a Day Aboard Feels Like
Choose a half- or full-day rental and cast off from Long Level Marina for a flexible day of cruising, fishing or towing a tube. The tritoon platform keeps the ride steady for groups up to ten; safety equipment is provided so you can focus on activity—whether that’s lines in the water, a tow rope out back, or stopping to swim where regulations allow.
THE POWER
140 hp for Tubing and Tow Sports
The boat's 140 hp motor is explicitly suited for tubing and tow sports, letting groups add a tube for a fee and push into more active water play.
THE CAPACITY
Space for Friends and Family
This 23' Aura Tritoon accommodates up to 10 passengers and its tritoon design provides a noticeably more stable ride—ideal for mixed activities from lounging to casting lines.
THE RULES
Clear Safety and Access Limits
Safety equipment is provided, but the boat must remain in at least 5 ft of water at all times and is not permitted at the Lake Clarke Sandbar — operational rules that shape where you can swim and explore.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring any snacks and drinks you want for the day; the operator notes that all required safety equipment will be provided.
Fuel is charged separately at the end of your rental based on usage; there is a $25 minimum and pricing is listed as $50 per 1/4 tank. A $250 damage deposit applies to all rentals.
Half and full-day rentals are available with staggered start times; special holiday rates and booking fees may apply.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are dogs allowed on the boats?
Yes. As long as they are friendly and well behaved. If any damage is caused by your animal, it will be deducted from your security deposit.
Are we allowed to get out and swim?
Yes. You may get out and swim wherever you like as long as the boat is in at least 5 ft of water and not at the Lake Clarke Sandbar.
Are we allowed to fish?
Yes. As long as you provide your own fishing gear.
Do small children count toward the total passenger count?
Yes. Any human, no matter the age or size, counts toward the total passengers on the boat.
Are we allowed to go to the sandbar?
No. The boat is not allowed at the Lake Clarke Sandbar.
Do you provide a captain to drive the boat?
No. The operator does not provide a captain; you must bring someone in your party who meets the requirements to drive the rental.