14 Passenger Pontoon Boat Rental in Wildwood, NJ
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as minimal physical exertion is required to operate the pontoon boat.
Overview
Reserve a 14 passenger pontoon boat at Bunker’s Marina and explore Wildwood’s scenic back bays. Perfect for family fun, fishing, or a relaxing day on the water—no experience needed!
Details
Experience a unique outdoor adventure with Bunker’s Marina on Post Creek by renting a 14 passenger pontoon boat in Wildwood, New Jersey. Perfect for families, friends, or fishing groups, this boat rental offers a chance to explore the calm back bays of Wildwood and Wildwood Crest. Whether you're here to fish, crab, or simply soak up the sun while cruising scenic waters, no boating experience is required to enjoy your day. Navigate through quiet inlets, visit quaint bayside bars, and discover hidden spots accessible only by water. The spacious pontoon offers plenty of seating and stability, making it an ideal choice for safe, relaxing fun. Bring your own food and drinks, or stop at local waterfront eateries to make the most of your getaway. With easy access from Bunker’s Marina facilities and expert staff ready to assist, this pontoon boat rental promises an enjoyable and memorable outing in one of New Jersey’s most charming coastal settings.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Conditions Before Heading Out
The bay can get choppy depending on weather; always confirm forecasts for a smooth trip.
Bring Sunscreen and Hats
Sun exposure can be intense on the open water, even on cloudy days.
Pack Snacks and Drinks
Food and beverages are limited on the water; bring supplies or stop at waterfront spots.
Follow Marina Safety Briefings
Pay close attention to the safety instructions from Bunker’s Marina staff to ensure a safe trip.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Explore Cove Harbor for quiet bayside views
- Visit the secluded beaches accessible only by boat
Wildlife
- Ospreys
- Blue crabs
History
Wildwood’s back bays have supported local fishing and crabbing industries for over a century, shaping the area’s coastal culture.
Conservation
Efforts are in place to protect local bay habitats by promoting responsible boating and discouraging littering to preserve water quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Along the Post Creek
- Bayside bars with water views
- Secluded inlets
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from intense sun exposure while out on the water.
summer specific
Waterproof phone case
Keeps your phone safe from splashes and accidental drops.
Light jacket
Provides warmth during cool spring mornings or breezy afternoons.
spring specific
Cooler with snacks and drinks
Keeps refreshments cold, essential for longer trips on the water.