Open daily 9am–5pm

3013 Del Prado Blvd S #15, Cape Coral, FL 33904

Key West center console in a marina slip in Cape Coral, FL

Boat Club Memberships

All the boat days, none of the upkeep. Ask Paradise Boat Rentals how a membership works.

Boat Club Memberships

Boat Days Without Owning a Boat

Our boat club in Cape Coral is for people who want regular days on the water without buying a boat. Members use boats from the same fleet we rent at our private marina, with no purchase, insurance, maintenance or storage to think about. It's a flexible way to boat through the season, whether that's a few weekends or most of the winter, and members can even keep a boat at their house for several days in a row. Join the club or call (239) 758-9512 with questions.

Membership

How a Boat Club Membership Works

A membership gives you a set number of boat days to use on our fleet. You book your day, pick up at the marina from 9am, and bring the boat back by 5pm.

Plans come in 10, 15, 20 and 30-day options. Call us for current plan details.

Mix It Up

Switch Boats Whenever You Like

As a member you aren't stuck with one kind of boat. Take the family out on a deck boat this weekend, then go fishing with friends in a center console next week. Prefer a slow day on the canals? A pontoon is there too.

Red pontoon boat cruising with a group aboard for rent in Cape Coral, FL
Pontoon
Tritoon boat cruising on calm water with four aboard for rent in Cape Coral, FL
Tritoon
Starcraft deck boat cruising with friends aboard for rent in Cape Coral, FL
Deck Boat
Key West center console anchored in clear shallow water in Cape Coral, FL
Center Console

Keep the Boat for Several Days in a Row

Members can book a boat for multiple days in a row and keep it at their house or vacation home during that time. Tie it up at your own dock and head out whenever the weather and tides look good, with no trips back to the marina between outings. It's one of the things that sets our club apart, and we don't know of another boat club that offers it.

Ownership vs Club

Boat Club vs Owning a Boat

Owning a boat comes with costs that keep going long after you buy it. A membership skips them:

We own the fleet and take care of the upkeep, and boats are cleaned between uses. You show up, enjoy the day and hand the keys back. Parking at the marina is free, so leave the car and head down the dock. The walkway, ramp and floating docks are accessible, too.

Owning a boat compared with a boat club membership
CostOwning a BoatBoat Club
PurchasePay full price for the boat up frontNo boat to buy
Insurance$450 to $2,500 a year to insure a boat$0 insurance to carry
MaintenanceCan reach almost $2,500 a year$0 maintenance. We look after the fleet
StorageStorage or slip fees all year$0 storage or slip fees
DepreciationLoses almost 20% of its value before it even hits the waterNo depreciation
Boat choiceOne boatSwitch between boat types

The Boat Club Is for Everyone

Membership works for all kinds of boaters, including:

  • Snowbirds who spend months in Southwest Florida
  • Locals who boat often but don't want the upkeep
  • Fort Myers residents, since our marina is just across the river
  • Anyone who wants to try different boats before deciding what they like

Visiting for just a week? A regular boat rental may fit better.

Why Paradise

Why Rent From a Real Marina

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Questions & Answers

Boat Club FAQs

More answers on our FAQ page

Still have a question? Call (239) 758-9512

How does the boat club work?

You join, then use your membership days on boats from our fleet. Book a day, pick up at our marina and return by 5pm.

Can members keep a boat for more than one day?

Yes. Members can book a boat for several days in a row and keep it at their house or vacation home for the whole stretch.

Which boats can members use?

Members can use boats from our rental fleet, including pontoons, deck boats and center consoles, and switch between them.

Is a boat club cheaper than owning a boat?

Members skip the purchase, insurance, maintenance, storage and depreciation that come with owning. Call us for current membership details so you can compare.

Do I need a boating card to be a member?

Members follow the same Florida rule as renters: anyone born on or after January 1, 1988 needs a Boating Safety Education ID card or an accepted alternative to operate the boat.

How do I join the boat club?

Fill out the form on our Join Now page or call us, and we'll go over membership options.

Book Now

Join the Boat Club

Paradise Boat Rentals runs its boat club in Cape Coral, out of our own marina. It's open to snowbirds and locals staying near Fort Myers Beach, Naples and Marco Island, and to boaters headed up to Gasparilla Island. Book Now for a rental day, or call (239) 758-9512 to talk membership.

Open daily 9am–5pm