CAPE CORAL BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Regal 2400 OBX Fastrac 250HP — a fast, roomy bowrider built for Cape Coral’s coastal day trips
A detailed field guide to renting White Eagle Boat Rental’s Regal 2400 OBX in Cape Coral: what the boat offers, who it suits, and the logistic essentials you must know before leaving the dock.
Regal 2400 OBX Fastrac 250HP — a fast, roomy bowrider built for Cape Coral’s coastal day trips.
The Regal 2400 OBX Fastrac 250HP is one of White Eagle Boat Rental’s most popular craft — a leatherette‑trimmed, high‑power bowrider designed for quick turns, ocean cruising and easy docking. With a Yamaha 250 hp outboard, large Garmin navigation, built‑in storage and dual swim platforms, it’s configured for full‑day coastal runs around Cape Coral with room for up to ten people.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Yamaha 250 hp: speed when you want it, economy when you don’t
The Regal’s fuel‑injected Yamaha 250 hp delivers brisk acceleration and nimble handling — quick turns are easy and the craft can hit roughly 50 mph, while cruise economy centers around 25 mph.
A dayboat built for lounging and shade
Leatherette wrap‑around seating, a generously sized (10+ ft) Bimini, multiple USB charge ports, a cooler box and an onboard toilette make long runs and beach stops comfortable for groups.
Navigation, storage and anchoring for real‑world cruising
Large built‑in storage under every seat, a Garmin large‑screen GPS/depth finder, two anchors (bow and stern), four large fenders and five mooring lines mean the boat is set up to find and secure favorite spots and stow gear out of the way.
What the day feels like
How the day unfolds
From instruction at the dock to returning the boat at the end of the day, the Regal 2400 OBX is configured for straightforward coastal runs: a quick owner briefing, a confident shove off, efficient cruising with GPS navigation and on‑board comforts, then a simple approach to a beach, anchorage or marina using the twin anchors and swim platforms.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who should rent this boat — and who should think twice
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring ID, a credit card or cash for the $1,200 security deposit, sunscreen, swimwear and any personal charging cables; boats have multiple USB ports, built‑in storage and a cooler box but gasoline must be purchased by the renter and the vessel must be returned with a full tank.
Comprehensive insurance (with a $1,200 deductible) and SeaTow towing coverage are included in the rental price; expect to pay applicable sales tax (6.5%) and to cover fuel costs separately.
The rental price includes instruction, cleaning and SeaTow membership; all boats are equipped with either onboard navigation systems or iPad navigation and a Garmin large‑screen GPS/depth finder.
Boat delivery to vacation homes is available within Cape Coral for an extra charge; cancellation refunds depend on notice period (100% >60 days, 80% <60 days, no refund <30 days), with full refunds for hurricane or serious damage cancellations.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Do I need a boating license to operate this boat in Florida?
Customers born on or after January 1, 1988 must complete a Boater Safety Course and possess a Florida Boating Safety Education ID to operate a motorboat with 10 hp or more; the operator advises all customers to take a boating safety course.
Do the boats come with insurance?
Yes. All boats are covered by comprehensive insurance included in the price; the insurance carries a deductible of $1,200 and towing via SeaTow is included.
How much is the security deposit?
The security deposit is $1,200, payable in cash or held on a credit card at pickup for the duration of the rental period.
What is included in the rental price?
The price includes instruction, cleaning, insurance and SeaTow membership; gasoline is not included and must be paid by the customer. Prices are subject to a 6.5% sales tax.
Do I have to return the boat with a full tank of fuel?
Yes. It is mandatory to fully refuel the boat before returning it; otherwise the operator will charge $7 per gallon plus an additional $75 service fee.
What happens if the boat has a mechanical problem?
If the boat experiences a mechanical problem, the operator will attempt to provide a replacement boat; if none is available, you will receive a partial refund. SeaTow membership covers towing back to the docks at no extra cost.
Can you deliver the boat to my vacation home?
Yes. Delivery to vacation homes is available for an additional service charge, but this delivery is limited to the Cape Coral area.