LITTLE RIVER BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Tritoons and a Slide: Piloting a 150‑HP Pontoon on Little River
Self-drive rentals (4- or 8-hour options) in brand-new 2024–2025 tritoons let small crews take a smooth, slide-equipped pontoon onto Little River without a boating license for most renters.
Tritoons and a Slide: Piloting a 150‑HP Pontoon on Little River.
Myrtle Beach Watersports' Pontoon Boat Rental with Slide (150 HP) outfits crews with roomy, modern tritoons—2024 and 2025 models—that promise a smooth ride and the freedom to explore Little River at your own pace. These rentals are offered in set durations and horsepower options so you can plan a short afternoon on the water or a longer day outing without requiring a boating license for most renters.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Brand‑New 2024–2025 Tritoon Fleet
The fleet consists of 2024 and 2025 tritoons that are presented as spacious and designed to give a smooth ride for a day on the water.
150 HP Option with Slide
Renters can choose a 150 HP tritoon (the slide-equipped model is advertised under this offering), combining ample thrust with on‑deck play for those who want both cruising and a splash of fun.
Self‑Guided Freedom on the Water
The rental is positioned for renters who value the freedom to explore at their own pace—ideal for crews who want to set their own itinerary for a day of adventure.
What the day feels like
What the Rental Feels Like
Board a modern tritoon and slide into a smooth cruise: the boats are configured to hold a crew comfortably while you navigate Little River on your own timetable. The setup is geared toward a full day outing or a shorter excursion, depending on the rental length you choose.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits—and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rentals are offered in 4‑hour and 8‑hour options; the 4‑hour and 8‑hour formats are the advertised choices for planning your outing.
A 4‑hour rental for the 150 HP tritoon is listed at $599 plus tax and gas; 8‑hour rates require calling the operator for current pricing.
A boating license is not required for most renters but is recommended; plan to confirm operator requirements ahead of time.
At least one adult aged 30 or older must be on board at all times per operator policy.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What horsepower options are available?
The fleet offers 115 HP and 150 HP tritoons; the 150 HP model is the slide-equipped option listed in the offering.
How long can I rent a boat?
Rentals are available in 4‑hour and 8‑hour formats; the 4‑hour option is specifically advertised, and for 8‑hour rates you should call the operator.
How much does a 4‑hour rental cost?
A 4‑hour rental in the 150 HP tritoon is listed at $599 plus tax and gas.
Do I need a boating license to rent?
A boating license is not required for most renters, although it is recommended.
Are the boats new?
Yes—the fleet is composed of 2024 and 2025 model tritoons.
Is there an age minimum for adults on board?
The operator requires that at least one adult on the boat be at least 30 years old at all times.
Is fuel included in the rental price?
No—rates are listed as plus tax and gas, so fuel is an additional cost.