Luxury Boat Rentals & Private Charters — Westhampton Beach, NY

The 26' Boston Whaler listing positions itself as a go-anywhere center-console built for anglers and groups who want speed and space. The Outrage is powered by twin 225HP engines and features a T-top for shade — operator materials list a 12-person capacity and separate half-day (4-hour) and full-day (8-hour) options. Because of its performance and layout it’s suited for reef runs or nearshore trolling where range and a stable platform matter.

Uihlein’s Marina notes that captains are available upon request and are licensed to charter parties up to six people; confirm captain availability directly with the operator. Rates and fuel policies are operator-provided: half- and full-day pricing is listed in the experience details, and captain service is available at the stated hourly rate. For an angling-focused day from a Hamptons base, this Whaler is a hard-to-beat option when you want both speed and a roomy deck.

The XR7 is highlighted by the operator as a roomy, versatile deck boat ideal for watersports or a leisurely cruise around Lake Montauk and adjacent bays. Its deck layout prioritizes passenger space and activity, making it a smart pick for groups that plan to tube, ski, or set up swim stops. The listing offers both half-day and full-day bookings, with capacities suited to larger social groups.

As with other operator listings, captains can be added for groups up to six under their licensing rules; the XR7’s ample deck makes it easier to stow gear and host a mixed-activity day. Consult the experience page for exact rates and to confirm captain availability — the operator provides distinct morning and afternoon half-day rates alongside a full-day price. If your day’s story is watersports and social time afloat, the XR7 is built for it.

The 21' Bayliner is presented as a classic bowrider: a walk-through windshield, a deep-V hull, and the acceleration needed for towing skiers and tubers. Operator materials emphasize its suitability for wake sports and family outings, pairing sport performance with a comfortable layout. The listing offers both morning and afternoon half-day slots as well as full-day options, giving groups flexibility on timing.

This model’s quicker planing and hull shape make it a favorite for watersports where getting skiers up quickly matters. The operator notes captain availability for parties up to six under the licensing rules — a common constraint across listings. For anyone prioritizing active water play or mixed family use, the Bayliner bridges performance and easy socializing on deck.

The Sea Fox listing markets a compact platform purpose-built for family outings, harbor cruising, and easy afternoons among the local fishing fleet. Powered by a 90HP Mercury engine and fitted with a fold-down bimini for shade, it’s sized for parties up to six and is straightforward to operate. The Sea Fox is the lowest-capacity option in this collection, which makes it a cost-efficient pick for smaller groups focused on relaxation rather than high-speed runs.

Its modest engine profile and layout are ideal for close-to-shore cruising and sightseeing. Operator rates include distinct half- and full-day tiers; fuel is not included in listed prices. If your priority is a low-stress day of sun, short hops between beaches, and easy swim stops, the Sea Fox is the logical, family-centered choice.

The 21' Mako is described by the operator as a performance-minded fishing platform with a 150HP Mercury and a deep-V hull for stability across variable seas. The listing highlights its tournament history — a two-time winner in a local shark tournament — which underscores its reputation among anglers. Capacity is set for up to six passengers with half- and full-day booking options available.

For those whose day is defined by line-cutting and bottom structure, the Mako’s layout centers on fishing efficiency while still accommodating a small party. As with other listings here, a licensed captain can be requested under the operator’s guidelines. If your charter priority is a stable, fishing-first vessel with a competitive pedigree, the Mako merits strong consideration.

Oakdale Tubing offers a different kind of on-water luxury: shared high-energy fun. The operator lists a large tube that can host multiple riders and a price structure for one- or two-hour trips. This close-to-shore activity runs in the Great South Bay and is described as a social, splash-forward option for families or groups who want a short, intense session on the water rather than a whole-day charter.

The experience description notes meeting at a designated restaurant and that the tube can be configured for group rides; operator materials list a per-participant price and emphasize that the boat can take up to 10 guests. For luxury-minded groups who want adrenaline balanced with convenience, a tubing run provides a memorable, contained outing that complements longer charter days.