Floating Islands: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. A floating island is a place for relaxation and respite during the sunny summertime. But it can be used in many recreational capacities beyond relaxation. Many units make great platforms off of which you can fish. They're stable and they produce no wake or movement to disturb fish. Many even have built-in coolers perfect for storing bait or for keeping the fish you catch on ice.
Fact #2. A floating island can be towed by a boat, provided the captain keeps the speed slow. This can be for added fun or even to enable a small boat to transport more people around or across a body of water. Just be sure to avoid rocks, rapids, or other water craft.
Fact #3. Consider using one of these as a snorkeling or even a scuba diving platform. They have plenty of room for storing extra air tanks, masks, flippers, and other gear. Provided you're diving in relatively shallow water, the included anchor bag and line can help keep them in place.
Fact #4. When considering which island to purchase, how many people you're hoping to support is important to think about. Many islands are rated to support up to eight adults or well over a thousand pounds. Others are much smaller and can support only a person or two at once.
Fact #5. If you're going to use one of these in a private swimming pool, you'll need a smaller option no matter how many people would like to use it. If you'll be using it in a body of water that's usually quite warm, like the Gulf Coast, then a mesh bottom that allows for soaking is a great idea. If you'll be floating in water with cooler temperatures, like Lake Tahoe, a mesh bottom is a decidedly bad idea.