Private Boat Hire

3.8 Meter Stessl Daredevil Boats

Hiring a boat for the day is a great way to explore the local Broome region while enjoying the beautiful pristine waters, marine life, mangrove fishing & crabbing that Broome has to offer.

We believe fishing should be a thoroughly relaxing and enjoyable experience, free from any stress or worries. At Broome Boat Hire, our goal is to deliver an affordable, safe and manageable boating experience that will make your holiday the best it can be.

Offering the latest advances in boating, our Stessl Daredevil Boats are designed to help you explore Australian waters safely, easily & efficiently.

Stable & versatile with generous freeboard, it’s loaded with features like fully welded foam filled seats, anchor shelf with tie in point, flotation, rear handles and 3mm rolled and welded ribs. If you’re after a seamless boating experience, the Daredevil is solidly built to ensure maximum enjoyment.

• If you prefer to sit back, relax & spoil yourself with a guide for the day, we can offer a skipper for a small fee. This fee varies according to the hire duration.
• Both boats can be hired out together at $240 per day per boat, plus a deposit of only $500. The deposit will be refunded when the boat is returned in the same condition as hired.
• All our boats are hired out with a full tank of fuel, therefore we require them to be returned with a full tank. Deposits can be paid with either cash or credit card.

Boat Hire with the Option to Have Boats Launched & Retrieved by Us.

If you don’t feel confident getting the boat out on the water or bringing it back to shore, our team can assist with launching and retrieving your boat for extra peace of mind. 

During the launching phase, we’ll get you on the boat ramp safely, back the trailer into the water gently and ensure the lower unit of the engine is submerged properly before take off.

When it’s time to retrieve your boat, one of our staff members will be there to guide you and make sure it’s performed the right way - including attaching a bow-line to the boat, towing the trailer out of the water and away from the boat ramp and other pedestrians nearby.