Tierra Verde Boat Rentals

Dale Gresham

First off Sharon and Kaitlyn were amazing. It wasn't as much renting a boat but borrowing from an old friend. You are first greeted by Sharon with a smile. She patiently handles all your paperwork. Going over every detail with a smile, treating you like she cares and your not just another customer. You are then handed off to Kaitlyn who, with a warm smile, goes over every detail of the boat, awaiting any questions so she can gladly answer. Upon returning we were greeted by both with a waiting cart to load our belongings into. I only wish I could have had the pleasure of meeting the third person there as well. I'm sure I would have been greeted the same way. If you're ever in Tierra Verde and need a jet ski, a boat or just want to stop and say hi to some amazing people, head over to TV Watersports. It's worth it.

Stephanie Fleites

Such a nice group working this business. My son wanted to check the boats out and compare what he saw online to what they had in person. While there he quickly made friends with the attendant and mentioned that we are camping to celebrate his birthday. My husband ended up renting the 18’ SeaHunt and the next day we were able to go out to Egmont & Shell Key. When we came back in one of the attendants was waiting for my son with a gift bag. It was such a great gesture. We had a great experience and will be renting from them again.

Joe Gruss

I have to give props out to the staff they were excellent and ver informative. We rented jetskis. The equipment was excellent and they were very good about telling us where to go and not to go. It was a blast but that hour really went by quickly. If you use GPS to get there, the exact spot is around the back of the building. That was a little confusing.

Joseph Steinberger

Just ok - we rented the Polar fishing boat and it was unavailable so we were “upgraded” to the Key West and you can tell the engine needed some serious TLC. Almost impossible to plane out which obviously affects fuel economy. A simple trip to the north side skyway (the closer side of the bridge) ran up 15 gallons of gas or about $90. I boat multiple times a week through a boat club and this is just NOT normal I have done further trips on 250 engines and used half of that. They also do not show you the fuel gallons used meter before or after your trip so there’s no way of actually knowing how much fuel you used, you just gotta take their word for it when they fill it up AFTER you’ve left. The dock master was very helpful though and polite but the boats are in very poor condition.