I put the wrong date down on the one line application. All Cape Boat rental gave me a 100% refund…read more Quality people. I will be sure to rent from them next year!!

Had to cancel my trip. Called as there was no obvious way to cancel online. Next day still…read moredidn't see credit so I called again and was told they had no record of the cancellation and refused to issue the refund because now it was within 48hrs.

Good prices. Friendly staff. Went out with the family including two children (6 and 4). Nice…read moreleisurely stroll from 28 to lower county along the river. Currents were not overwhelming and plenty of private docks around in case of emergency. Obviously some had no docking signs but a nice peace of mind in case of a true emergency.

We had such a great experience here! The staff was very friendly and helpful and set us up for a…read moregreat experience on the water. The scenery was beautiful and calming from all the crabs to the birds. We rented Kayaks ($20 a person for 1.5 hours) and they provided us the option to go down to the beach (1.5 miles) or up to the lake (1 mile). They had life vests for all ages. They educated us on which way the River was flowing so we knew what best suited us. Overall made for a very pleasant morning.

Paid $80 for a quart of paint and asked the clerk to shake it. She initially said she couldn't as…read morethere were only two people on. We offered to do it ourselves and she finally agreed. There was no one in the store...

Staff is exceptional, selection is fantastic and prices are fair…read more I will repeat the first one so we are clear, staff is exceptional. Love that place!

Captain Jo was great this past weekend with our bachelorette party! He is highly experienced and…read morefriendly. Took many pictures for us and had waters and nice comfy furniture! We had so much fun.

Captain JoJo couldn't have provided better service for our sunset cruise. He worked hard to ensure…read morethe cruise fit exactly what we were looking for. We could play our own music, drink our own drinks and eat our own food all while he educated us in the ways of the water and the history of MV. Would recommend for any type of event/party. Jumping into the water in Lake Tashmoo was my highlight!

Got fuel recently. No one wearing a mask including the owner. What the hell is wrong with these…read morepeople? At the fuel dock i told the kid I needed fuel and water. He motioned to the water hose and walked away. He couldn't hand me the hose? Hard to blame a kid- who trained him. Sadly, only place in Hyannis you can get fuel.

It's a little tight for a big yacht, but we made it in no problem. We were greeted by the friendly…read moredock staff immediately and the place just has an overall cozy feel to it. Conveniently located to The Ocean St attractions as well as Main St. And, cheap(er) fuel prices!

YRSC is great. Most instructors are young college students who have gone through the program…read morethemselves. The very young beginners start out sailing in knock abouts to learn the ropes. Those looking to race will sail two-up in 420's or singly in Lasers. Many of the racing instructors have experience racing for their high school or college sailing teams. Friendly, safe, warm, inclusive atmosphere. Good equipment, usually decent wind, and clean water on Lewis Bay.

This summer I signed up (myself, my wife and two kids 7 & 10) with Yarmouth Recreational Sailing…read moreprogram and the great experience has far surpassed all of my expectations! We were 100% beginners at the start, but were sailing by the end of our first day! All the students received an opportunity to learn at their own pace and some became very proficient. One of the pleasures of this program is that the learning is done on Cape Cod Knockabouts - a classical boat with terrific sailing characteristics. Depending on the skill level the sailing will take place closer or farther from the Lewis Bay mooring field and on several occasions some boats went as far as the Hyannis Harbor. The best feature of the program has to be the Instructors who by their teens have more sailing experience than most adults. They typically started sailing when they were 5 or 6 years old and by the time they are instructing they are seasoned veterans, experienced in all sorts of sailing and racing. They are like all the kind of kids you wish to raise - responsible, smart, kind, intelligent, dedicated and professional. An important feature of the program is its flexibility. The students who progressed to more advanced stages were challenged with more advanced topics. The parent aged students were given an opportunity to study with more experienced instructors when appropriate. There were no idle moments and the mentoring atmosphere was very reassuring to every student. Yarmouth Recreational Sailing organizers and administrators deserve high praise for offering such a wonderful program to the community. A program with this many moving parts that runs this well is a testament to the skill and dedication of the entire staff. Very well done! Many Thanks!!!

Avoid the fluke trip.... terrible gear... too crowded. What else do u need to know? Captain seemed…read morelost...

Booking our trip was simple, and even though we arrived a few minutes late due to traffic, the…read morestaff was friendly and held the boat for us. The boat crew were also very friendly and helpful. It wasn't overly crowded, but it was crowded enough that our lines got tangled with other patrons' frequently. We caught a good amount of fish and some other guests caught a LOT of fish. You're allowed to bring coolers and food and drinks, which is great. You can have the crew clean and fillet the fish for $2/fish on the way back to the harbor, but it's cash only, so be prepared. Their skills were pretty impressive. The only reason I'm not giving a 4-star review was because of one incident while fishing. Someone hooked a smooth dogfish (shark) that was approximately 5 years old. A young crew member brought the shark around the boat to show everyone, and I was allowed to hold it. When I asked if he was going to release it, he took it and moved on with no response. A few minutes later, I saw this same crew member slam the shark on the boat floor. He then drop kicked it. Then he juggled it on his foot like a hackey sack. I understand we're all on this boat to catch fish, but I believe we were all going to be eating what we caught. I wouldn't expect anyone to treat even a fish like a hackey sack, and to see a crew member treating a shark in such a way was both upsetting, disappointing, and inappropriate. Aside from that, the crew was very professional and honestly pretty awesome, and the fishing trip was a good experience. But because of the lack of respect for the shark and unprofessionalism in its handling, I don't think I would book another trip with the Helen H. and I would find it really hard to recommend them to anyone else.

Amazing service! Captain Ed is truly a great guy! Made the day so enjoyable and relaxing. We have…read morebeen coming to MV for many years and have never seen the island like this! We will definitely be booking next summer for sure

From the owner: Book your own private charter on Martha's Vineyard's only Powerboat Day Sail. Our 20th season !…read more Relaxing sun and fun cruising for 1-6 people. Clothing Optional Itineraries to Gay Head available

A wonderful find for anyone wanting quality, knowledgable, reasonably priced marine repair…read moreservices. I brought my boat in on Wednesday and it was fixed on Friday, correctly and at a very affordable price. Thanks Bob !!! Lou