Welcome aboard Island Cat.
duration: 2 to 8 hour charter options
meeting_point: Island Boat Rentals and Charter • 50 River Landing Dr, Charleston, SC 29492 (North Dock)
min_age: 21
group_size: Up to 15 people
pricing: 2 hrs minimum for a Private Charter.
1-9 Guests is $425/hr
10-15 Guests is $525/hr
description: Bring larger groups on our 26’ power catamaran, Island Cat. With comfortable bench seats around the boat, shade from a canvas top, a restroom and two yeti coolers supplied makes the Island Cat perfect for birthdays, bachelor/bachelorette and wedding parties as well as company events! Please click the link below to check availability.
what_is_included: - USCG Licensed Captain
- Bottled Water
- Two Yeti Coolers
check_in_details: - Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your booking for a safety presentation
what_to_bring: - Water
- Sunscreen
- Hats
- Towels
- Any personal items you may need
- Children under 12 years old must bring your own life jackets/PFDs
- You may bring food/drinks on board
Please note that no red wine or glass is allowed on board.
special_requirements: - We require each guest's first and last name and DOB, as per Coast Guard regulations
disclaimers: - Minimum age 21 to rent boat charter
Two Hour Private Charter. 1-9 guests. - $850.00 + tax
Two Hour Private Charter. 10-15 guests. - $1,050.00 + tax
Three Hour Private Charter. 1-9 guests. - $1,275.00 + tax
Three Hour Private Charter. 10-15 Guests - $1,575.00 + tax
Four Hour Private Charter. 1-9 guests. - $1,700.00 + tax
Four Hour Private Charters. 10-15 guests. - $2,100.00 + tax
Five Hour Private Charters. 1-9 Guests. - $2,125.00 + tax
Five Hour Private Charter. 10-15 Guests - $2,625.00 + tax
Booking Notes
We look forward to seeing you!
After a safe and enjoyable charter, gratuity to captain and crew would be much appreciated!
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