See Lake Tahoe’s sunset colors from a private classic wooden boat
Reach Vikingsholm Castle by boat and skip the long hike
A classic private setting for sunset celebrations on Lake Tahoe
Sail aboard a classic wooden boat as evening light fills Lake Tahoe
Sample guided beers aboard a classic wooden boat at sunset
2-hour afternoon cruise from South Lake Tahoe to Emerald Bay
Cruise Lake Tahoe at sunset aboard a classic 70-foot yacht
Slide, float and cruise Lake Tahoe aboard a double-decker pontoon
Cruise Lake Tahoe with a waterslide, paddleboard, and floating water toys
Cruise Lake Tahoe with a waterslide, paddleboard, and floating water toys
Cruise Lake Tahoe’s sunset waters with a waterslide, paddleboard, and floating water carpet
Cruise, swim and lounge with paddleboards and a floating water carpet
Slide, swim and sightsee on a Lake Tahoe double-decker cruise
Ride, surf, wakeboard, or tube with coaching and equipment included
Cruise, grill, and slide from a double-decker pontoon boat
Chart your Lake Tahoe cruise with a captain and crew
Private cabin-cruiser charter with captain, comfort, and panoramic Lake Tahoe views
Cruise, float, and tube aboard a 25-foot Bennington tritoon
Paddle South Lake Tahoe with a private guide and provided gear
Early-morning fishing with onboard comforts and catch cleaning
Fish Lake Tahoe aboard a well-equipped charter boat with captain guidance
A private boat, flexible fishing, and your captain's full attention
Paddle Lake Tahoe’s rocky shoreline to Bonsai Rock in a clear kayak
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.