17 Best Pontoon Boat Accessories in 2025

Nothing beats an ice-cold drink on a hot summer day, right?

What if you had a cooler that not only retains ice for up to 5 days but can also hold almost 200 cans?

Built with the Xtreme 5 technology, the Coleman Coastal Xtreme Marine Cooler offers top-notch insulation for all your beverages and snacks, plus a quick and easy drain plug, four cup holders and in case you need extra seating, feel free to use the lid, which can handle up to 250 lbs.

The Cobra MR HH350 is an inexpensive, floating VHF radio with impressive value. It’s submersible, making it a good option for smaller vessels. It has Tri-Watch monitoring that will provide safety and awareness for coastal cruising boats too.

It does not have DSC or AIS, but that’s expected at this price. With very good sound and an LCD screen that’s clear in daylight, Cobra’s entry-level marine radio punches above its weight.

Ideal for boating as well as fishing trips, the Igloo Marine Ultra Cooler offers sturdiness, good price, and all the features you need in a marine environment.

Its UV protection, stainless-steel hinges, and anti-slip base give you peace of mind when you spend many hours on the water.

Its great insulation will keep your items as well as whatever you catch that day, cool and fresh for as long as you need them to.

And for the serious anglers, it comes with a fish-measuring ruler and it’s odor and stain resistant so you don’t have to worry about that fishy smell.

Today, it’s safe to say that the boating community has fully embraced Starlink internet communications. As of 2024, Starlink subscribers are more than 2 million and growing.

Starlink is the first in a new generation of off-grid satellite internet service providers. Operated by SpaceX, Elon Musk’s rocket company, it offers reliable Wi-Fi while in harbor and while sailing, depending on the subscription.

The first Starlink customers were home users looking for better options than what was available. In creating their new service, Starlink realized that many others—RVers, campers, boaters, and aviators — were also looking for fast internet that worked anywhere.

This review breaks down the different prices. Take note of what “Mobile Regional” vs. “Mobile Global” service means and whether “Mobile Priority” subscriptions need to be considered. Starlink also likes to keep the boating community in check about coverage and subscriptions.

For example, Starlink coverage (as seen on their map) changes from time to time. We’ll update this guide if we experience any changes.

If your idea of fun involves being pulled around the lake on an inflatable tube, then you’re gonna love the Airhead Hot Dog.

This towable tube not only has a very cool shape, like a banana boat but can also fit up to 5 people depending on the size you choose. Also, make sure your pontoon boat has enough power for that.

It features nylon-covered handles with neoprene knuckle guards, EVA padding for a more comfortable ride as well as Airhead’s patented Kwik-Connect, which ensures a quick and easy rope connection.

Providing countless hours of fun for the entire family, this is one of the best towable tubes you can get for your pontoon boat.

A day out on the water is not complete without some grub to fill our bellies. This grill is more than an accessory, it’s a declaration of one’s barbequing prestige.

Since the Kuuma Stow and Go doesn’t require any assembly, you can get grilling and feed family and friends in no time.

It heats up fast and its 160-square-inch cooking surface is enough to feed your entire crew.

Also, the removable grease tray makes cleaning a breeze.

Built with 100% stainless-steel, it runs on disposable fuel bottles or refillable tanks for fixed mount applications.

The mounting kit is sold separately, but it comes with foldable legs for tabletop use.

Compact, easy to use, and reasonably cost-effective, this is another great addition for your pontoon boat.

Next on our list is a grill that delivers the high-quality of a Cuisinart cookware along with the functionality of a marine grill. Pontoon accessories to celebrate, one dog at a time.

Easy to install, remove, and stow, the Cuisinart Grill comes with its own brackets for convenient mounting on the railing of your pontoon boat. No tools needed!

It boasts 145 square inches of grilling space, heavy-duty propane tank mount, a drip tray for easy cleaning, as well as a locking lid providing safety for when you’re in motion.

If you’re looking for a simple and efficient marine grill for your pontoon boat, this model certainly fits the bill.