Luxury Boat Rentals near Maitland, Florida — Private Houseboats & Yachts

The 60' Executive Silver Glen is the largest vessel in this collection, configured with four private staterooms and room for ten guests. The main salon incorporates the helm, a large living area with flat‑screen TV and a dining table; the galley is fully equipped for multi‑course meals. Sleeping layouts include a spacious master with a queen mattress, two queen cabins, and an additional mid‑berth—plus a futon in the salon. The boat lists central air and heat, multiple bathrooms (one full, one half), and comprehensive kitchenware and linens, making it suitable for extended stays.

Externally the Silver Glen emphasizes decks: a front deck with a propane grill and dining furniture, a back deck with water‑toy storage and boarding stairs, and a top deck flybridge that offers panoramic sights and lay‑out loungers for sunbathing. Operational limits and safety requirements are published by the operator; renters should note the operator’s liability coverage requirement and the marina meeting point at 2280 Hontoon Road, DeLand.

Southern Belle leans into interior finish and guest comfort: the listing calls out granite countertops, maple woodwork and raised‑panel doors in a galley meant for sustained cooking aboard. The boat sleeps up to eight between three private staterooms and a futon in the salon, and it includes two full bathrooms—useful for groups who plan longer overnight trips.

On deck you’ll find the familiar front‑deck grill and seating, a back deck for stowing kayaks and toys, and a top deck with loungers plus a small canopy over the flybridge. The vessel is equipped with central air and a Westerbeke generator, and the operator’s notes again reference the required liability coverage and the shared meeting point at Hontoon Road, DeLand.

Feelin' Nauti is aimed at groups who prioritize deck time and a straightforward sleeping plan. The layout includes two queen staterooms and a sleeper sofa in the salon, with a single full bathroom and ceiling A/C units. The vessel’s top deck is a sunning spot rather than a drive bridge—the listing notes it is a false flybridge—so expect open‑air lounging rather than helm operations from the top.

The boat’s exterior amenities include a front‑deck grill, ice chest and table, plus a back deck for water toys and an easy spiral staircase to the top. Standard inclusions across the fleet—life jackets, kitchenware, appliances and linens—are listed by the operator; verify liability coverage and route limits on the experience page before confirming your trip.

Serenity pairs practical layout with livable onboard systems: three private staterooms with full‑size beds, a full bathroom and a half bath, and a salon sized for socializing. The back deck is configured for stowing kayaks and water toys, while the front deck includes a grill and seating—standard features across the marina fleet.

The boat’s mechanical and safety fit‑out includes a Westerbeke generator, central air and heating, and sufficient life jackets for the published maximum. Mileage specifications and night‑navigation rules are provided by the operator; confirm those operational limits when you book and plan your intended anchoring or day‑cruise stops accordingly.

Song Of The South advertises a king master suite alongside three guest staterooms and a salon futon, accommodating up to ten guests. The galley and salon support group dining; a single full bath and a half bath serve the accommodations. Exterior decks are arranged for grilling, lounging and water‑toy storage, while electronics and safety items—TV, VHF radio, life jackets and fire extinguishers—are standard equipment.

For groups seeking a mix of private sleeping and communal deck space, this model balances a substantial master cabin with the typical front‑ and top‑deck entertainment zones. As with all listings here, check the operator’s liability coverage requirement and route limits before departure.

River Runner is the most compact option in the set, with a single private stateroom, two full bunk beds and a salon futon to sleep up to eight guests. It’s built around practicality: a walk‑around deck, front‑deck dining and a back deck for toys. The boat’s systems include ceiling air units, a small galley and the standard safety package listed by the operator.

If you prefer a lower nightly rate and a no‑frills cruising experience—while still keeping the option for overnight stays—this model is a solid choice. Be mindful of published mileage limits and the operator’s stated prohibition on night travel when plotting your route.