Delaware Boat Course

In Delaware, individuals born on or after January 1, 1978, are required to complete a boating safety course to operate a motorized vessel, including personal watercraft (PWC), on Delaware waters. Approved by the Delaware Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police.

Delaware Boat Course

Approved by Delaware Division Fish & Wildlife

Three steps to become a Licensed Boater

1

Complete Course

  • State-accredited online course for all ages
2

Pass The Online Exam

  • Unlimited re-tries
3

Go Boating

  • Print temporary license and start boating!

Is it called a Boating License?

Some people may call it a Boat License or Boaters License. However, it is not a license. It is known as a Boater Education Certificate or a Boater Education Card. The reason it is not called a Delaware boating license is that it does not expire or need to be renewed.

After you have successfully completed the NASBLA / Delaware approved Boater Safety Course and Exam, you will be issued a Delaware Boater Card. This card is good for life.

Remember, your Boater Card must be carried with you while operating marine vessels. Otherwise, it may result in a fine from a local law enforcement officer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Course

Certification

Course Accreditation

At this time, we are working on approval of our Delaware boater education course with Delaware Division Fish & Wildlife.

Price & Billing

The Delaware boater education course costs $24.99

Replacement Documents

You can re-print your temporary card after logging into your account, assuming you passed the course and exam

Account

Select a course and click the "Sign Up!" button

IT

Yes, you can access the course on a mobile phone

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