Bottom line up front: you won't find a better mechanic or better human being to work on your boat…read morethan Mike LeBoeuf. If you read no further, know that Mike and his team will do the job extremely well and do it right. I am surprised that there are not more reviews on here, but I attribute that to the LeBouef's strong word of mouth business in the Keys and relatively small online presence. I witnessed this first hand, meeting SEVERAL people in Key Largo who went out of their way to vouch for Mike and his incredible reputation. I got to see first hand just how experienced and meticulous Mike is, and even more impressively, what a stand-up guy he is. How was this so clear to me? Well, I was very fortunate to recently purchase a meticulously maintained boat from the LeBoeuf's, and through the process got to know Mike and his lovely wife Lori on a personal level. They are expanding their business and needed to sell the boat. Being a relatively novice boater who recently moved to Key West, I was a skeptical buyer keenly aware of my own inexperience, and I spent a large portion of the long drive up to Key Largo wondering if I would regret not having a professional surveyor accompany me. As it turns out, a surveyor would have been useless as Mike essentially did it all himself, while giving me an education in how to properly survey a boat in the process (e.g. at one point he was literally hanging from the motor while shoving it down to demonstrate the strength of the newly customized transom). We came to an agreement soon after, and my "new" (1987) boat stands as a glowing endorsement to the meticulous work the LeBoeuf's are known for... The story doesn't end there. While on the trip home to Key West with the boat, one of the tires blew on the trailer and I didn't have a spare. It was night-time, and my wife and son were with me. On a whim I texted Mike to let him know our predicament, and Mike and his wife Lori DROVE 45 MINUTES WITH A SPARE TRAILER TIRE AND HELPED ME CHANGE IT (an extra 1+30 ROUNDTRIP ). He didn't have to do that. Money had already exchanged hands, and this boat was no longer his or his responsibility, but he and Lori extended their already long day to help us out for no other reason than that is the kind of people these folks are. My only complaint is that these folks aren't located closer to Key West. People like the LeBoeuf's are hard to find these days; trust them with your boat!

I have been using LeBoeuf's marine for years and nothing but high praise for what they do. We have…read morea couple of boats and he just repowered one of them and it was a smooth process with no drama. I can say working with Joe is awesome and it is rare these days to work with any trade or industry where the experience is this easy. Highly recommend.

Great service and attention to their client. Their whole team is friendly and willing to help!read more

The only place we found to fuel our pwc in Islamorada, the guy was cool and talkative, don't know…read morewhy nowhere else would serve us, but will go to snake creek every time now!

Great place in the Keys for service on your boat. Well trained and experienced staff. Reasonable…read moreprices. Friendly service.

I met Stan in another establishment, he happened to overhear my issues with my boat and that I was…read moreon foot, preparing to walk another mile to the next store to see if they had what I needed. He not only offered me a ride, he helped me find everything I needed to complete the repair including making phone calls and driving me to 3 more places. He did not want to be compensated. And we spoke about general repair experience. This says a lot to me about the kind of person he is and how he conducts himself and his business. I would go to him for anything. He was honest and helpful and super nice and I trust he is not out just to make money, but truly wants to help people.

Well I read the reviews and I can confirm that one is fair and the other not. Brought my boat…read morethere this morning and Chris and Stan met me and after a quick look at my 1971 yes 1971 Evinrude agreed to give her a carb clean and timing and adjusting with no promises - get her running type deal. This is not a small task as very few technicians know how to deal with vintage (aka - crap) motors. To make a long story short, Chris got the old girl to a turn key status. Much love and if anyone needs decades of experience, from 1971 to current, then this is the place. BTW - cost was very fair, no really fair -no BS. Great experience. Thanks to Chris and Stan

Rented twice in the past 2 weeks. Mike the owner was a pleasure to work with and Bobby the dock…read moremanager was informative and extremely helpful. The boats I rented were older, as is true with most rentals throughout the Keys. However, they are very well maintained, and the engines ran exceptionally well and the GPS and marine VHF worked perfectly. The waters around the Islamorada location were absolutely beautiful. I am going to try to rent again before we head back north, and we will definitely be back again next year! Thanks Mike and Bobby for a great experience. Bob H.

I'm a little late on my review, but I really wanted to make sure I gave a shoutout to Sand Dollar…read moreCharters in New Smyrna Beach because they were fantastic! My friends and I rented a pontoon boat back in August, and I'll definitely be going back to them whenever I'm in the area. Booking online was super easy, and even though they were crazy busy when we arrived (we're talking full-on running around getting everyone set up!), they were still friendly, helpful, and apologetic about the short wait -- which was only about 15 minutes. They took the time to go over everything with us and gave great directions for getting to Disappearing Island, even providing a map. The boat itself was spacious, clean, and easy to handle. The docks were wide and simple to pull in and out of, and the location was perfect -- right in the middle of the Intracoastal, making it easy to head either north or south to explore, find islands, or stop at nearby bars and restaurants. The only small downside was parking -- it's a bit limited, and you have to park a few blocks away. But we just unloaded at the dock first, then parked the car, no big deal. A slightly better sign would help folks like me (the "bubble heads" ) find the place faster, but once you're there, it's smooth sailing! Highly recommend Sand Dollar Charters in New Smyrna Beach -- friendly people, clean boats, and a great experience all around!

Great stop. The Dockmaster came out in a boat to guide us in. Who does that? The dockhands were…read morevery polite and helpful. We were very happy because we could use the tender or our bikes to get around easily. Lots to do. The square grouper was packed for lunch and dinner. Not as much traffic in the channel as I expected.

Great Marina with all the amenities. Dockmaster and staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Also…read moregrab lunch or dinner at the delicious square grouper.

Whale Harbor Marina is a really great marina and fun spot. It has lots of amenities such as Whale…read moreHarbor Restaurant which is a seafood buffet and Wahoo's Bar and Grill. I think Wahoo's is better as it sits way up high. You'll have a few stairs to climb but above all, the view itself is worth it. It was voted 3rd Best View in Miami Heralds "Best of South Florida. And, yes, they do serve up wonderfully generous filets of super fresh wahoo and other local catches. Then, if you're out on one of Whale Harbor Marina's charters and catch a fish, they will cook it for you...can't be a better deal or taste treat than that. For Charters, they have a whole bunch of them, all with licensed captains as well as knowledgeable and season crews. Besides fishing, there are also offerings of sunset, snorkeling, sandbar, and other such cruises. There is good dockage, and if you come in by boat, even a dockage spot reserved for restaurant use.

This was the worst jet ski rental I have ever experienced. We were floating at sea for 30 minutes…read moreand radioing for help and no one was answering. Once we finally came ashore, they scolded us for doing so on our own. The lady then didn't let my daughter and her friend ride after we complained about the incident. Unprofessional service. Staff was condescending and rude. Do not recommend.

I have been a customer at Unique Marine for over two years now with not only a purchase of a new…read moreWorldCat boat but also for mobile service calls and most recently a 100 hour service call that included a checklist one would expect to have after owning a boat for 18 months. I wonder if some of these reviewers actually were customers of Unique Marine because my experience with them is totally different from the experiences they are describing. I have only had a great relationship with this company, beginning with the efforts my salesperson took after I left my drivers license at the yard and he drove all the way to Miami Airport to make sure I had an ID for my flight! (I made the flight as well as he made it to the airport in record time from Tavenier). Post purchase Unique has been very prompt with my questions and concerns and patient as they educated me on the various features of the boat. Recently I took it in for a 100 hr service and they could not have been more thorough in the process, even upgrading the systems with features that I did not have prior. They hit everything from the boat mechanics to the lights and even boat labels that had fallen off. There were a couple outstanding items where the service technician came to my house to finish and he went through the checklist again even if it wasn't required. I love my WorldCat. I knew coming in there would be issues (if you don't think there are issues on any new boat think again) and Unique was there to resolve them everytime. When I get that 2 ft disease you get with a boat I am going back to Unique to have it cured. Thank you Tracy and team!

This review is to warn perspective worldcat buyers to go elsewhere, worldcat DOES NOT stand behind…read moretheir product. my name is Rob Pearson, I spent over $1 million dollars on a 2022 40 ccx worldcat, and because of their horrific Empirbus digital system that is worthless in that it never works. What does this mean? It means I'm putting the lives of those that come aboard in grave danger. When the empirbus system fails, (Which is all the time) it renders my GPS out of operation, which in turn means I cannot even get to the things that are needed to run my boat safely. Here is a list of things I cannot get to when the system is down. Nav lights, bait wells, windless anchor, fish box, all lighting on the boat, the horn, fresh and saltwater wash down, fishbox pump out and of course my 2 main Gamin GPS screens. This system is so bad in just 3 short years Worldcat has decided to scrap them and return to an analog system. So, like a vehicle recall why won't Worldcat make good on their product and fix it? I don't know, I have tried repeatedly to contact them, and they have decided to completely ignore my calls. I have been selling tomatoes for the largest tomato produce in North America for 43 years, one thing my owners have always pressed upon on is 'WE STAND BEHIND OUR PRODUCT) why won't worldcat do the same? I'm not asking for extra, I just want what I purchased, Trust me when I tell you the way my boat functions now because of this faulty system, telling you my passengers' lives are in danger is NOT an exaggeration. I have spent thousands trying to fix this problem, its unfixable, it must be ripped out and a much more efficient analog system put in its place. Is that expensive? Yes, it is, but standing behind their product is what quality companies do. I am not being critical of Unique, Michelle is the service department had gone above and beyond trying to resolve this, God bless her, but my boat is damn near worthless at this stage and the only ones that can change that are the ones that built it and sold it. So beware, WORLDCAT DOES NOT STAND behind their product, you'd be far better off buying a boat from a manufacture that does.