BBQ Donut Boat: Floating Party and Grill

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Can you imagine inviting your buddies over for some barbequed steaks and burgers but then walking them down to the end of the dock? We bet the looks on their faces will be priceless. Then you just need to adjust your umbrella and sail them off into the sunset. And what a party this boat could host! But these are not just for show. For instance, these boats come equipped with a standard with a Honda Outboard Motor. So it’s a very reliable mode of transportation. But it’s also a party waiting to happen.

You can use the center grill as a barbeque,  a straight-up table, or an ice bucket. And as you can see, you can make this party as elegant as you like. Simply add white linen and champagne! Or a few colorful martini glasses to catch the sun and the image is complete.

The BBQ table is a low smoke charcoal kettle grill. But that’s not all – it also has moulded sections around the table to hold your food (and booze) in place while under power.

And considering that it seats up to 10, this floating party boat could make quite the splash at the lake.

You can purchase your own personal BBQ Donut Boat, or rent one at many resorts and vacation destinations. Have a unique business meeting aboard, a romantic lunch date or a full-fledged party. Just add some fire and ice. And you’re ready to cast off in this fantastic floating party boat.

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The center can be a straight-up table, a working BBQ, or an ice bucket.

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You can host a romantic lunch for two – or a party for 10!

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More information: BBQ Donut

Written by Beverley Wood

Beverley Wood has lived on boats in Toronto and Vancouver and in an old hacienda in Mexico. She knows funky when she sees it. She's been writing since she was old enough to pick up a pen and has never shied away from the unusual or the whimsical. Her love of the unique (and sometimes bizarre) led her to Captivatist.