Explore Lake Tahoe in shaded comfort with scenic and water sports options
Cruise Lake Tahoe with water sports or a scenic outing for your group
Catch Lake Tahoe waves with a driver-led wake-surf boat and watersports gear
Take the controls of a Sea-Doo and explore Lake Tahoe's West Shore
Self-guided 5-mile float with shuttle and gear included
Sail Lake Tahoe at golden hour with local beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks included
Private Chris-Craft cruise with a flexible Lake Tahoe itinerary
Sail aboard a classic wooden boat as evening light fills Lake Tahoe
Choose a paddleboard or kayak for a self-guided beach outing
Paddle South Lake Tahoe with a private guide and provided gear
Share a paddle on Lake Tahoe with a dog-friendly tandem rental
Cruise Lake Tahoe on a 55-foot catamaran with lakewide views
Learn to eFoil with live in-water coaching and two-way helmet communication
Private Lake Tahoe party boat charter for up to 35, with floating mat
Build confidence on Class II–III rapids with calm pools and Tahoe National Forest scenery
Slide, float and cruise Lake Tahoe aboard a double-decker pontoon
Spend 8 hours fly fishing private Sawmill Lake with expert guides and gear included
2-hour morning sail on Lake Tahoe with mimosas and non-alcoholic drinks
Private tubing and shoreline cruising with time to swim and sightsee
Ride, surf, wakeboard, or tube with coaching and equipment included
Paddle the water with included gear and safety tips
Shape a private daytime Lake Tahoe cruise around the sights you want to see
Cruise Lake Tahoe with a required pro driver and enjoy watersports with included equipment
Sail into sunset aboard a catamaran with live local music
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.