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Big Pine Key Boat Rentals
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Your Florida Keys Adventure begins at Big Pine Key Boat Rental! With the Lower Keys best selection of fully equipped 18' to 28', Center Console, Coast Guard inspected boats, you and your crew will have everything you need to cruise, fish, snorkel or dive the crystal clear waters of the Fabulous Florida Keys!
All Aboard! At Big Pine Key Boat Rental there are no worries. All our boats are ready to go when you show up: Topped-off with fuel and equipped with a Bimini-top, GPS, depth finder, charts, cooler, dive platform, dive flag and Coast Guard safety equipment.
Need to rent fishing tackle or snorkel gear? Prefer kayaks or paddleboards to power boats? No problem! Let us know what you need and we'll make sure your crew is outfitted with the equipment you need to make the most of your time on the beautiful waterways of the Florida Keys.
Need a little help getting back your "sea legs"? Relax. All our rentals come with a get-acquainted boat run -allowing you the time to become familiar with your boat and equipment.
Cruise, fish, snorkel or dive the crystal clear waters of the Fabulous Florida Keys in one of our fully equipped boats. All you need to bring is the sunscreen!
Get started on your Lower Keys adventure right now by calling us at 305-849-0130 today!
We now have two locations! Our home port is located right at mile marker 33 in Big Pine Key, 33000 Overseas Hwy at The Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge. We also have a new location in Summerland Key, 24500 Overseas Hwy at mile marker 24.5!
World famous Looe Key Marine Santuary, home of the Lower Keys Underwater Music Festival, is just six miles from our docks. And Bahia Honda State Park, voted one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in the United States is just minutes across the Spanish Channel.
If you're looking for an exciting wreck dive, the Adolphus Busch, a 213 ft freighter was sunk as an artificial reef in 1998. It sits in about 100 feet of water and is only a twenty minute boat ride away.
Whether you prefer spearfishing or using bait and tackle, you're sure to go home with pictures of 'the big one' that didn't get away!
Big Pine Key
- Big Pine Key, FL 
Watersports allowed: Yes 
Pets allowed: 
With License: 
Fuel covered: 
Captain Required: Yes 