2023 Fiberglass Pontoon Boat Splashtastic Voyage Model

1. How much does a new pontoon boat cost?

Generally, a new pontoon boat like the Fiberglass Pontoon Boat Splashtastic Voyage model that uses fiberglass as the railing costs more than $50,000.

Fortunately, on our Neoboats website, which emphasizes high quality and low prices, you can own such a new boat at a price far lower than a used boat (less than $10,000).

However, since different users may have different customization needs, the specific price needs to be quoted after you provide your customization requirements. If you need more information, please contact us.

2. Does the ship support customization or changes?

Yes. For Fiberglass Pontoon Boat Splashtastic Voyage models, we support customization of hull size, sofa material, sofa color, sofa size, and fence and carpet color. Of course, if you need to repaint the hull, we accept customization. But this also requires extra cost and more waiting time.

Yes. For the Fiberglass Pontoon Boat Splashtastic Voyage Model, we support customization of the hull size, sofa material, sofa color, sofa size, as well as railing and carpet color. Of course, if you need to repaint the boat, we can also provide customization. However, this will incur additional costs and more waiting time.

3. Are pontoon boats safe?

Based on the spacious design of pontoon boats, they are safer and more comfortable than most small and medium-sized boats.

As long as people operate them seriously and follow the rules within specific water areas, such as lakes, rivers, and near the coast, where it is legally permitted and under moderate weather conditions.

To ensure passengers’ safety, the Fiberglass Pontoon Boat Splashtastic Voyage Model specifically uses non-slip Bamboo Vinyl Flooring and sets up non-slip handrails in the lounge and seats.

In addition, stainless steel non-slip nails and deck bolts will also ensure safe docking. Of course, if you need it, you can also choose to equip your boat with a fire extinguisher, providing an extra layer of protection for your safety.

4. Is a tritoon better than a pontoon?

Generally, tritoon pontoon boats with three floats have better stability, maneuverability, and safety than standard pontoon boats. Due to the support of the middle float, the boat has more buoyancy.

This allows tritoon pontoon boats to handle larger engines and achieve higher speeds, making it more suitable for water sports such as tubing, wakeboarding, and water skiing.

However, we must be honest that tritoon pontoon boats are usually more expensive than regular pontoons.

Fortunately, the Fiberglass Pontoon Boat Splashtastic Voyage design for tritoon pontoons is very friendly-priced, even lower than that of a brand new pontoon boat.

5.How to dock a pontoon boat?

Since pontoon boats do not have a brake pedal similar to a car brake, the captain has to reduce the throttle as much as possible and use the power of the water to slow down when it is necessary to slow down or stop.

As the boat approaches the dock slowly, the captain should control the boat at a small angle to gain more controllable space.

Also, the captain should pay attention to the direction of the wind and water flow because these factors can greatly affect the boat’s movement. At this point, the captain needs to adjust the approach angle appropriately or use some power to counteract these forces.

When the boat is about 10 to 15 feet away from the dock, the captain should begin to straighten the boat and turn the steering wheel away from the dock so that the boat is parallel to the dock.

After the boat has safely docked, the captain should coordinate with other crew members to secure the bow and stern of the boat separately.

In fact, for beginners, smoothly docking is not an easy task. Controlling the speed or being affected by the wind and water flow may unfortunately cause the boat to scrape.

Fortunately, the Fiberglass Pontoon Boat Splashtastic Voyage Model has reinforced castings at the docking corners and the stainless steel deck bolts are very strong, which ensures that the boat can dock smoothly.