Ultimate Eagle Cruise on Lake Buchanan and Colorado River
Spot wintering bald eagles and waterfalls on a narrated, limited-capacity river cruise
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Spot wintering bald eagles and waterfalls on a narrated, limited-capacity river cruise
Discover what we've curated for you
3 Hours
Up to 80 people
Iced tea & water, Restrooms onboard
Explore Lake Buchanan and the Colorado River on a scenic nature cruise. Watch for wintering Bald Eagles, waterfalls, and Hill Country wildlife as knowledgeable guides share regional history.
Capacity limited to 80 guests aboard a 149-passenger vessel. Arrive 30 minutes before departure. Trips may be delayed or canceled for lake wind advisories or lightning; dress for the weather.
What if the weather is bad?
The cruise may be canceled during lake wind advisories or if lightning is expected. If conditions are safe, tours run and standard fees apply if you cancel. The operator aims to notify passengers at least one hour before departure if canceling; if they cancel, you may rebook or receive a refund.
Payment is charged at booking. Cancel or change by 12:00 pm the day before for a refund minus $5 per ticket; excludes non-refundable special priced tickets. No refunds after 12:00 pm the day before. Trips may be canceled or delayed for lake wind advisories or lightning; if the operator cancels, you may rebook or get a refund.
443 Waterway Lane, Burnet, TX 78611
This Lake Buchanan cruise delivers a consistently impressive experience thanks to knowledgeable guides who clearly love what they do. Reviewers rave about the tour guides and captains who bring both historical context and genuine enthusiasm to the journey. The crew knows how to spot wildlife and will slow down or stop whenever there's something worth seeing, which guests really appreciate. Bald eagles are a major highlight, with several visitors spotting both juveniles and adults, plus ospreys and other birds along the way. The scenery itself is stunning, with access to waterfalls and canyons when water levels cooperate (which seems to be the case recently). People love that you can bring your own snacks and drinks, and the boat provides ice and water. Just pack sunscreen and binoculars, and know that it can get warm inside on the lower level. While wildlife sightings aren't guaranteed, the guides make the most of every opportunity and create memorable trips regardless. It's the kind of experience that has people planning return visits at different times of year.
So much history. Very interesting.
Kimberly Mollison Wohlgemuth
January 18, 2026
So much history. Very interesting.
Kimberly Mollison Wohlgemuth
January 18, 2026