Ride a 14-passenger double-decker boat on Lake Travis with a slide and upper-deck lounges
Ride a double-decker boat on Lake Travis with slides and upper-deck lounges
Relax on a captain-led double-decker pontoon with a slide on Lake Travis
Charter a double-decker boat on Lake Travis with a slide and Bluetooth sound
Cruise Lake Travis on a double-decker boat with slide and upper-deck lounges
Double-decker Lake Travis cruise with slides, lounge decks, and a captain
Float the spring-fed San Marcos River at your own pace
Float the San Marcos River with unlimited shuttle rides all day
Share a sunset ride on Lake Austin with music, cushioned seating, and waterfront views
Paddle Lake Austin at night on a glowing LED board
Cruise Lake Austin with cushioned seating, bottled water, and room for your own drinks
Captain-led Lake Austin cruising aboard a 33-foot tritoon
Cruise Lake Austin in a 33-foot tritoon with a captain, floats, and shade
Build your wakeboarding skills with coaching from Pro Tom Knotek
Share a Lake Travis sunset cruise and meet new people
Cruise Lake Travis on a private 36' Meridian yacht with room for 20 to relax, sun, and celebrate
Kayak from downtown Austin to Barton Springs with a guide
Boot-scoot on a 4-hour Lake Austin cruise near the 360 Bridge
Cruise Lake Austin at sunset by Pennybacker Bridge
Paddle Austin’s skyline and swim at a lake swimming hole with your own guide
Learn paddleboarding with a 30-minute lesson, then practice on Lady Bird Lake
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.