Rent a single kayak on Lake Tahoe, with hourly or full-day options
Take in views of Eagle Falls and Emerald State Park from the water
Charter the 35-foot Professor for a Lake Tahoe fishing trip
Help young paddlers try kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding
Learn to eFoil with live in-water coaching on Lake Tahoe
Cruise Lake Tahoe’s sunset waters with a waterslide, paddleboard, and floating water carpet
Enjoy a private half-day on secluded Sawmill Lake with fly fishing gear included
Cruise private Lake Tahoe coves with time to swim, dine, and set the soundtrack
Private Lake Tahoe sailing with complimentary drinks and a dedicated crew
Cruise, float, and tube aboard a 25-foot Bennington tritoon
Reach Vikingsholm Castle by boat and skip the long hike
Rent a 27' pontoon for up to 12 people on Lake Tahoe
See Lake Tahoe your way on a custom cruise
Six hours of private boating, water sports, and time at Tahoe’s coves
A stable, seat-equipped paddleboard for time on the water
Share your first eFoil flights with live in-water coaching
Choose your paddle craft and explore Lake Tahoe on your own schedule
Slide, swim and sightsee on a Lake Tahoe double-decker cruise
Private fly fishing with a gondola and off-road ride to East Peak Lake
Private sunset views from a Chaparral on Lake Tahoe
Late-afternoon Lake Tahoe sail with complimentary drinks
Set out for a comfortable cruise on Lake Tahoe
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.