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34' Mainship Pilot Power Boat for charter with Captain in Newport, Rhode Island

This boat has a forward statement room, galley with stove, double sink with hot and cold water, microwave, and coffeemaker. A large bathroom with show

34' Mainship Pilot Power Boat - Private Newport Harbor Tours with Experienced Captain

Name: 34' Mainship Pilot Power Boat for charter with Captain in Newport, Rhode Island
Brand: Mainship
Price: 200 USD
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 5.00 (47 reviews)

With Captain

5.0(47 reviews) ·

62 bookings

the United States,Rhode Island,Newport,Tours

Enjoy Newport, Rhode Island on board a Mainship Pilot Power Boat for up to 6 people. Rate is $200 per hour, two-hour minimum charter from 1 to 6 customers of any age. After the first two hours, additional hours are $175 per hour. Offered is a narrated tour of inner harbor Newport from Brenton Cove to the North end. See Beacon Rock, Fort Adams, Clingstone, Rose Island Lighthouse and much more. Just sit back and relax. Other activities can be included like lunch, swimming, or special viewing of sail races. Rate: $200 per hour for a minimum of two hours for $400. Additional time is at $175 per hour. However, time adjustments, special rates, or discounts may apply, just ask. Pick up location is at Perrotti Park in Newport, It is suggested to bring what you would like to drink and eat. Water and soda are available on board. Soft soled shoes are requested. If you have any questions, we can answer those through 'GetMyBoat.com' messaging platform before you pay. Just hit, “Request to Book” and send us an inquiry for a custom offer.

Charles

62 total bookings

Capacity: 6 guests

Tours, Lessons, and Diving: Tours

Reviews

5.0 (47 reviews)

Listing Accuracy
Awesome
Departure & Return
Awesome
Vessel & Equipment
Awesome
Communication
Awesome
Value
Awesome
Itinerary & Experience
Awesome

71 photos have been added by reviewers who booked this listing.

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Nadine

Charles was an excellent captain! Made the experience very enjoyable and fun, very knowledgeable about the area and its history and provided a lovely evening cruise for us. The boat was fantastic and provided multiple seating areas and beverages, would gladly book with Charles again on another visit.
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Amanda

We enjoyed a fun and relaxing boat ride with Capt Charles out of Newport. Boat was comfortable and spacious for our group of six. We learned a lot, saw some great local sites, and enjoyed the narration and stories Captain shared. Stopping in Jamestown to grab ice cream was a treat as well!
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Matthew

I would highly recommend taking a cruise with Captain Charles. We went with our friends to celebrate my wife’s birthday and are very thankful we booked this trip. Captain Charles’ 2 hour trip around the harbor gave us the perfect amount of time to see the entire harbor and Captain Charles gave us some great information along the way. It’s also very nice to have a boat with a good amount of shade and bathroom, the 6 of us were very comfortable on our trip and I could not recommend it enough.
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Andrea

Charles was the best! He was super communicative, professional, knowledgeable, and accommodating. His boat is clean, spacious, and very comfortable. Would highly recommend!
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Laura

Charles was a well-versed captain who successfully helped us to be where we needed to be to capture pictures of a sail race we wanted to photograph. He was very obliging and kind. Loved our outing.

Charles

62 total bookings

We start the charter from Perrotti Park and head south along the waterfront. This is where all the hotels, restaurants, and large vessels are. We'll cruise to Brenton Cove where we'll see Ida Lewis Yacht Club established in 1928. There's a long history from this club. Next we'll see the New York Yacht Club summer headquarters. NYYC was created in 1844 and the first America's Cup race was in 1851 and won by 'America', the winning sail ship. On June 10, 1988, 1500 NYYC members and guest attended the first commissioning of Harbour Court. Next on the tour is Fort Adams,