Mansell Boat Rental Company
Rent a motorboat from us and experience Acadia from nearby ocean waters. Call or email today. Email is preferred.
Tele: (207) 244-5625
mansell@roadrunner.com
We provide motorboat rentals limited to the Acadia National Park area that covers Southwest Harbor, Somes Sound, Northeast Harbor, Seal Harbor, and the Cranberry Islands. Located at the southern entrance to Somes Sound right next to the Hinckley Yacht Yard in Southwest Harbor, Mansell Boat Rentals has the right selection and expertise to help make your visit to the area a truly memorable one. You will soon see why there is nothing quite like experiencing Acadia from the ocean.
GPS Coordinates: 44.268130, -68.306001
Motorboat Rentals
A motorboat maximizes the places that you can see and go to within your allotted time. We have a wide choice of motorboats from a 17-ft Mako with a 4-stroke 50-hp Yamaha, a 19-ft Boston Whaler Outrage with 4-stroke 90-hp Yamaha, a 21-ft Boston Whaler Revenge, a 21-ft Boston Whaler Outrage and the 21-ft Horizon, all with a 4-stroke 115-hp Yamaha.
Open 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Required
- Reservations 48-hours before departure.
- Boat ownership or Captain's license
- Drivers license and proof of boat ownership or captain license
- Mature and experienced Captains at least 25-years of age
- Must be able to walk on boat
- Boat must be moored by 4:00 PM.
Rates
- Mako: $450/day
- Boston Whalers: $495/day
- Horizon: $595/day
- $2,500 Deposit
- Week Rental: Inquire
- Prices do not include gas.
- No one will assist boat rental.
About Us
Born and raised on Mount Desert Island, Chuck Watson learned to sail as a young boy while employed by the Ford family (Henry Ford’s heirs) in Chuck’s home town of Seal Harbor. After attending college, he was a high school teacher at one of the local schools for nine years before returning to his first passion, boating and the sea. In all, Chuck has rented boats and taught sailing in Southwest Harbor, Maine for over forty years. The current business began in 1973 and became incorporated in 1977. We are now in our 50th anniversary year! The name Mansell was chosen to honor Robert Mansell, the original owner of the island when he purchased it for 110 English pounds in 1622. Give us a call. Ask for "Chuck."