Boat Rental Market Report 2023 (Global Edition)

Global Boat Rental Market Report 2023 talks about crucial market insights with the help of segments and sub-segments analysis. In this section, we reveal an in-depth analysis of the key factors influencing Boat Rental Industry growth. Boat Rental market has been segmented with the help of its Propulsion Type, Application Horse Power, and others. Boat Rental market analysis helps to understand key industry segments, and their global, regional, and country-level insights. Furthermore, this analysis also provides information pertaining to segments that are going to be most lucrative in the near future and their expected growth rate and future market opportunities. The report also provides detailed insights into factors responsible for the positive or negative growth of each industry segment.

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Boat Rental Market, by Propulsion Type

• Fuel Powered 

Fuel Powered Revenue in Boat Rentals market is estimated to reach USD 9,430.29 Million by 2029.

Regular gasoline is the most often used fuel for boats. Premium gasoline, diesel fuel, and bunker fuel are also utilized. It also makes use of hydrogen fuel. Hydrogen fuel has the potential to be completely carbon-free, emitting just water as a byproduct. Another possibility is to employ a liquid fuel high in hydrogen-like methanol or ammonia. They inherently contain less useful energy than pure hydrogen, making them less efficient, but because they are stored in ordinary gasoline tanks, they are simpler to incorporate with current boat designs.

• Outboard Engine

An outboard motor is a type of boat propulsion system that consists of a self-contained unit that contains an engine, gearbox, and propeller or jet drive and is meant to be mounted on the transom. They are the most prevalent type of powered small watercraft propeller. Outboard engines are situated on the boat's transom, outside the hull, which is why they are called outboards. Outboard engines provide both power and steering for the boat. Users must move the entire engine to guide an outboard. On smaller boats, this is frequently done with a hand tiller, however, on bigger outboards, the engine direction is adjusted with a steering wheel.

• Inboard Engine

Inboard engines are housed within the hull of the boat. Inboard engines are adapted four-stroke car engines designed for use on the water. These engines provide power to a propeller through a driving shaft. Inboards feature a rudder or rudders behind the propeller that is controlled by a steering wheel.

• Electric Boats

An electric boat is any boat or ship whose principal propulsion technology is an electric motor system. From tugboats, ferries, cargo ships, and barges to tour boats, fishing trawlers, cruise yachts, unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs), and beyond, it can be complete battery electric, hydrogen fuel cell electric, or electric hybrid boat or ship. It has various advantages, including zero-emission propulsion, no water pollution, green energy, energy efficiency, silent operation, and many more.

• Sailed

A sailboat, often known as a sailing boat, is a smaller watercraft that is powered partially or fully by sails. What comprises a sailing boat and ship differ depending on geography and nautical culture. Wind power is used to propel sailboats. For this purpose, they utilize huge fabric or synthetic sails. Since their hydrodynamic properties are different from those of motor-powered watercraft, they are regarded as a distinct class of vessels. They can range in size from single-seater competitive ships to leisure vessels spanning hundreds of meters and accommodating up to thirty people.

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Boat Rental Market, by Application

• Fishing

Fishing Revenue in Boat Rentals market is estimated to reach USD 10,276.52 Million by 2029.

A fishing boat is a ship or boat that is used to capture fish in the sea, on a lake, or in a river. There are several types of boats used in commercial, artisanal, and recreational fishing. Fishing boats may be used for both deep-sea and freshwater fishing. Larger fishing boats are necessary for deep-sea fishing since it is high-output and difficult to conduct in oceans, but smaller fishing boats are required for freshwater fishing

• Sailing

Some boats are used for sailing. They are distinguished by three distinguishing features: 1) hull type (monohull, catamaran, or trimaran); 2) keel type (fin, wing, bilge, daggerboard, or centerboard); and 3) mast arrangement and sails (sloop, fractional rig sloop, ketch, schooner, yawl, cutter, cat). A boater, like any other sort of watercraft, should complete a boating safety course before venturing out on the lake

• Others

Boats can also be rented for trips, parties, events (weddings, propose, engagements, etc.), and others.

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Boat Rental Horse Power Segment Analysis

• 3 HP

3 HP Revenue in Boat Rentals market is expected to reach USD 746.85 Million by 2029.

3HP motors are rather light, weighing around 20 kg on average, making them useful. As a result, they are ideal for dinghies, tender boats, canoes, and daysailers (usually up to 1.5 tons). A premium 3 hp gas outboard motor costs $1050 (3 hp Mercury 4-stroke outboard), while an electric motor may start at $1999. (3 hp ePropulsion outboard motor). 

• 5.5 HP

It is simple to start the engine that emits no odor, smoke, or noise, and its 4-stroke engine prevents oil from combining with gasoline.

• 7.5 HP

7.5hp boat engine for speed boats, fishing boats, and outboard boats with longer service life. This outboard engine has a step-less variable speed mode that allows you to effortlessly change the speed. This outboard engine also features forward, neutral, and reverse gear options that can be adjusted to meet the needs of various jobs.

• 10 HP

10 HP boats are significantly easier to operate and maintain, making them ideal for novices, retirees, and anybody looking to have more fun on the lake. Its design is also lighter, cleaner, quieter, and more efficient. However, several factors, such as boat type, load, weather, battery type, and capacity, might alter the real-world performance of the 10 HP outboard engine.

• 15 HP

15hp engines are an excellent choice for inflatable, small fishing boats, and pontoon boats due to their ease of operation. It's a four-stroke, fuel-efficient motor that's suitable for medium to large jon boats, skiffs, and inflatables.

• 25 HP

25hp engines meet the requirement for improved trolling control in bigger boats. The platform's engines are available with an electric or manual start, tiller or remote controls, manual or power trim, and propeller or jet propulsion. Modern advances have led to the availability of highly developed portable outboards on the market today.

• 26-50 HP

These engines are lightweight and powerful, and they are ideal for light duty on skiffs, jon boats, inflatables, and tiny pontoons or aluminum fishing boats. They provide rapid starts, responsive power, quiet running, and value economy thanks to single-overhead camshafts and electronic fuel injection

• 51-75 HP

These engines have the highest speed and maneuverability in their class. These powerful and small motors are suitable for pontoons, inflatables, fishing boats, and other similar applications.

• 76-100 HP

These engines provide higher power while using less fuel. These include 4-stroke technology, a 16-valve engine with Single Overhead Camshaft (SOHC) for superb acceleration, and innovative intake and exhaust system designs.

• 101-300 HP

It is an improved version of a tried-and-true engine idea. This sturdy, solid, and durable engine have high dependability and long service life. The advanced fuel injection system contributes to the engine's exceptional fuel efficiency. A normal 26-foot pontoon with a 200-hp motor may achieve speeds of up to 40 miles per hour.

• 301-600 HP

These engines are more fuel efficient and emit less CO2. These engines are appropriate for a variety of applications such as blue-water fishing boats, bigger sport boats, center consoles, and pontoons.

• 601 HP and Above

Currently, high-performance boat engines are offered on the market. These engines are made with higher performance, comfort, and durability, raising the bar thanks to the design teams' engineering prowess and attention to detail.

• 3 HP
• 5.5 HP
• 7.5 HP
• 10 HP
• 15 HP
• 25 HP
• 26-50 HP
• 51-75 HP
• 76-100 HP
• 101-300 HP
• 301-600 HP
• 601 HP and Above

Boat Rental Size Segment Analysis

• Up to 20 Feet

Up to 20 Feet Revenue in Boat Rentals market is projected to reach USD 9,267.93 Million by 2029.

These boats are ideal for a relaxing family vacation as well as fishing. It is also great for exploring coastal vistas as well as resting and swimming in secret coves; it is quite handy for both the captain and the passengers. They are intended for usage in shallow seas such as big shallow bays, estuaries, or close to shore.

• 21 Feet – 35 Feet

These boats are somewhat longer and broader, which improves comfort. Even in bad weather, the model maintains its good running qualities and is capable of leaving land. Forward boats are outstanding aquatic assets for carrying out quick and high-speed maneuvering tactics in a small deployable package. They have an overall length of 21 feet to 35 feet, outboard engines, a distinctive turning radius, and gun mounts

• 36 Feet – 50 Feet

A boat that is above 40 feet in length is referred to as a yacht. These boats can go great distances, cruise on open waters, and are quite safe. This boat can even accommodate a huge and noisy party. The boat is capable of reaching speeds of more than 30 knots and acts confidently on the water.

• Up to 20 Feet
• 21 Feet – 35 Feet
• 36 Feet – 50 Feet

Boat Rental Market Regional Analysis

Region and country analysis section of Boat Rental Industry Analysis has been segmented into 5 major region such as North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa ,and Latin America (along with respective major contributing countries) and provides the revenue share, current trends.

The base years considered for all the estimations by analyzing trends and growth rate will help you gain an in-depth understanding of the conclusions provided in this report. This report also includes figures, graphs, pie charts, tables and bar graphs that explain the data analysis based on current trends at the country level as well as key regions. This research report also focuses on assessing factors such as profit, product price, capacity, production, supply demand market growth rate along with others to create a clear picture on the future prospects of Boat Rental market.

Region-wise, the market is analyzed across: (In case you wish to acquire a specific region or any country data then please contact us)

• North America (United States, Canada, Mexico)
• Europe (United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium)
• Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, Australia, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Rest of APAC)
• South America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Rest of South America)
• Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Nigeria, UAE, Egypt, South Africa, GCC Countries, Rest of MEA)

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The base years considered for all the estimations by analyzing trends and growth rate will help you gain an in-depth understanding of the conclusions provided in this report. This report also includes figures, graphs, pie charts, tables and bar graphs that explain the data analysis based on current trends at the country level as well as key regions. This research report also focuses on assessing factors such as profit, product price, capacity, production, supply demand market growth rate along with others to create a clear picture on the future prospects of this market.

Company Profile:

Click & Boat

Click & Boat operates a boat rental platform. The company offers 40,000 boats in more than 600 destinations worldwide. 

The company offers several types of boats that include,

• Charter Sailboat
• Charter Motorboat
• Charter Catamaran
• Charter RIB
• Charter Yacht

News:

• July 2020,

Click&Boat has acquired Nautal, its main European competitor.

Click&Boat has acquired Nautal, its main European competitor. This acquisition helps the company to expand its international presence.

GETMYBOAT, INC.

GETMYBOAT, INC. is an online platform for boats for rent. The company has over 150,000 listings in 184 countries covering 9,300 destinations.

The company has a presence in Miami, Lake Lanier, Lake Tahoe, San Diego, Lake Travis, Newport Beach, Chicago, Lake Norman, Key Largo, and Destin. Services offered by the company include boat rentals, jet ski rentals, fishing characters, houseboat rentals, pontoon rentals, yacht rentals, and sailboat rentals.

Top Companies Market Share in Boat Rental Industry: (In no particular order of Rank)

• GetMyBoat
• Nautal
• Sailo Inc.
• Click&Boat
• Boatsetter
• Zizooboats Gmbh
• Boat Jump
• Globe Sailor
• Yachtico Inc.
• Le Boat
• Blue Boat Yacht Entertainment Company
• Others
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