Aqua Boat Club is coming to Kelowna, BC

Aqua Boat Club

May 18, 2021

Aqua Boat Club is coming to Kelowna, BC as a part of the master planned lakeside community, Aqua Waterfront Village, which offers a one-of-a-kind moorage and valet, boat sharing and mechanical services.

Aqua Boat Club is a 100% dry-rack moorage marina that delivers the valet shuttling of members to and from the water. The indoor racked moorage is the best option to store the boat as it prevents any long-term negative effects nature would have on the boat such as electrolysis, algae growth and other weathering.

The valet services free members from towing and launching the boat so they have more time to spend on the water. With on-site professional marine mechanics and boat detailers, the boat club also offers mechanical service to members and a variety of preventative maintenance, seasonal preparation, repair, detailing services and more to keep the vessel in its best condition.

Not only does Aqua Boat Club provide a comprehensive security system to protect the boat year-round with a winter lay-up but it also offers a boat sharing service as well. Aqua Boat Club eliminates the barriers of boat ownership and opens up the boating experience to non-boat owners without having to worry about insurance, maintenance and launching hassles.

Every year, Aqua Boat Club plans to cycle half of the fleet’s oldest boats out for a fresh stock of new vessels so members can experience a variety of boats and don’t have to worry about facing any issues that might come with an old boat.

Members can easily book and reserve their top-of-the-line boats in a 5-click process through an app that makes payments and scheduling simple.

Aqua Boat Club is an exciting hassle-free boat club coming to Kelowna with a mission to provide everything that members need to enjoy their time on the water.

 

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