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Uber for Boats,
Still $25 Off Your First Booking
on Boatsetter.

BoatSetter Coupon Code

Boatsetter is a boat rental marketplace — basically Uber for boats. Click here to sign up; at last check new renters got $25 off their first booking through this link. You browse boats by owner near you, book a captain if you need one, and go boating for an afternoon, a day, or longer.

✓ No code needed ⌂ Boats by owner ✦ Captain often required

$25 Off First Booking

Applies to your first booking, no code needed.

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At last check · No code needed

The $25 Boatsetter Coupon Code (Referral Link)

Boatsetter doesn’t use a text code you type in — the discount comes baked into a referral link, like this one. It’s the same mechanic sites like Turo use for car sharing: click through, sign up, and the credit is there when you book.

Once you’re signed up, Boatsetter has historically paid referral credits for friends you bring in too — worth checking your account’s referral page after you join, since program terms shift and we can’t guarantee the exact numbers still match what they were when we last signed up.

I’ve never been much of a water baby, but the concept behind Boatsetter was too cool to pass up. Uber for boats? Sign me up. The site feels like a cross between Uber and Airbnb — you’re renting someone’s boat for anywhere from a day to a week or more. Some listings you can even sleep on, Airbnb-style. Most require you to hire the owner or a licensed captain if you don’t have a boating license yourself.

Searching Los Angeles turned up a ton of options, with day rentals generally running $300–$1,000. Steep on its own, but a lot of these boats fit 15–20 people, so split among a group it works out to something like $20–$50 a person for a genuinely different way to spend a day. Smaller boats with a captain included run cheaper — a boat for 8 people at $350 works out to under $50 a person, which is where I’d start if I were planning a first trip: sunbathing, a cooler, some music, and a few hours on the water.

Overall, Boatsetter is a fun way to do something different for a birthday, bachelor/bachelorette trip, or just a random weekend. It’s not cheap, but split across a group it’s usually worth it — and don’t forget to grab that $25 off through our link before you book.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Boatsetter promo code to type in?

No — the $25 discount comes from clicking through our referral link, not a code entered at checkout.

Do I need a boating license to rent?

Not necessarily. Many listings include a licensed captain, especially for larger boats — you just need to confirm that when you book.

How much does a Boatsetter rental cost?

It varies a lot by boat and location — in Los Angeles we saw day rentals mostly between $300 and $1,000, which gets much cheaper per person split across a group.

Is Boatsetter still active?

Yes — it’s an active marketplace covering 600+ locations as of this writing.

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$25 Off First Booking — applied automatically through our BoatSetter link.

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