Discover Lake Winnipesaukee history on a 2.5-hour cruise with onboard dining and bar service.
Cruise Lake Winnipesaukee on a narrated tour aboard the historic M/S Mount Washington
Cast for black crappie amid Lake Winnipesaukee's October scenery
Explore Governor's Island or Paugus Bay on a public Tiki Hut boat
Get all four riders pedaling together on Lake Winnipesaukee
Learn to paddle with a private interpretive guide on New Hampshire waterways
Choose a private guided paddle from calm water to whitewater
Paddle the bay from a standing vantage point
Cruise Lake Winnipesaukee with an unlimited brunch buffet
Share a self-guided paddle along Lake Winnipesaukee’s shoreline and islands
Hear Lake Winnipesaukee stories aboard the historic M/S Mount Washington
Paddle Lake Winnipesaukee at your own pace in a single kayak
Slow down with autumn shoreline views in the late-afternoon light
Paddle Lake Winnipesaukee from a waterfront launch point
Cruise Lake Winnipesaukee with a captain and make time for swimming or a sandbar lunch
Experience Lake Winnipesaukee aboard a restored 1931 Chris-Craft
Give kids a new perspective on Lake Winnipesaukee from a stand-up paddleboard
Toast the mountains as evening light settles over Lake Winnipesaukee
Cruise the lake's island archipelago with mountain views and local lore
A four-person pedal pontoon with room to pedal, relax, and fish
See Lake Winnipesaukee island life aboard a working mailboat
Troll Lake Winnipesaukee with a licensed guide for salmon, rainbow trout, and lake trout
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.