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Frequently Asked Questions

  • GHBR Rental Rules
    Please keep a minimum of 75 feet from all docks and shorelines. This means no docking anywhere. Stay inside the harbor. DO NOT GO PAST THE BREAKWATER. No pets allowed on the boat. No swimming or fishing. No smoking or vaping of any kind. No red wine.
  • Who can drive the boat?
    Designated drivers must be 25 years or older with a valid driver's license. The designated driver will receive a brief safety training and boat tutorial from one of our crew before setting out.
  • Are the boats easy to drive?
    Yes! Driving our electric boats is similar to driving a golf cart and very simple to maneuver. Designated drivers must be 25 years or older with a valid driver's license and have been checked out on our safety briefing. The designated driver will receive a brief safety training and boat tutorial from one of our crew before setting out. Each boat is equipped with a detailed map so that you can plan your cruise around the harbor.
  • Can we play music on the boat?
    Yes! Our boat has easy-to-use Bluetooth speakers. Our team will help you get hooked up before you leave the dock.
  • How many passengers are allowed?
    Our boat allows for a maximum 9 passengers (including children) or 1,350 lbs, whichever comes first. This is for comfort and regulation. The passenger and weight limit is based on Coast Guard Certification for our boat. Children count as passengers.
  • Is there an age limit to be a passenger?
    No, all ages are welcome!
  • What can I bring with me?
    You are welcome to bring any food or beverage. Please refrain from bringing red wine, glass drinkware, or any other glass that is easily breakable. Wine bottles are OK, however there will be a cleaning fee assessed for any glass breakage.
  • Where can we take the boat?
    All rentals are required to stay within the limits of Gig Harbor and may not go past the breakwater. Navigational Boundaries
  • Can I bring my dog?
    Unfortunately, we cannot allow any pets on our rental boats, no matter how small or cute they are. We thank you for your understanding.
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