Retro Boat Rentals

Bessie the 21′ Duffy Sun Cruiser has comfortable seating for 10 passengers with 360° removable windows, a canopy for shade, and a sundeck off of the back. Includes a sound system equipped with bluetooth connection, interior lighting, and a table in the cabin.

Blanche the 21′ Duffy Sun Cruiser has comfortable seating for 10 passengers with 360° removable windows, a canopy for shade, and a sundeck off of the back. Includes a sound system equipped with bluetooth connection, interior lighting, and a table in the cabin.

Inspired by the lead character from “The Wizard of Oz,” Dorothy glides across the water, akin to slipping into the perfect pair of ruby slippers.

Dorothy fits a maximum of 4 adults at 750lbs.

Ethel is a 1958 Tomahawk Ski-Mate. Stay cool in the shade provided by a roof covering the front two seats, ensuring a comfortable and refreshing experience on even the hottest days.

Ethel can seat up to 4 passengers or a max capacity of 750lbs.

Gidget is a 1958 Glastron Fireflite made in Austin, Texas.

Gliding across Lady Bird Lake in Austin, TX, this iconic pink boat makes every moment unforgettable.

Gidget has a maximum capacity of 4 adults or 750lbs.

Grab the biggest Longhorn fan you know and cruise around during the day or night in Janis, a 1958 Vali IV.

Janis comfortably seats 4 adults and has a weight limit of 750lbs.

Lola is a 1958 Lone Star Meteor made in Grand Prarie, Texas.

Crafted by the legendary Bob Hammond, co-founder of Glastron Boat Company, this beauty flaunts some Texan flair with seats designed after the Lone Star Flag of Texas.

Lola is rated for a maximum of 4 passengers or 750lbs.

Solitaire’s a 1973 Glastron GT-150 made in Austin, Texas!

In the 1973 film “Live and Let Die,” James Bond pilots a boat of the same model and set a Guinness World Record by jumping a distance of 110 feet in a remarkable stunt!

She seats 4 adults at a weight limit of 750lbs.