12-Passenger Pontoon Cruise on Lake Travis, Austin TX
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
No intense physical requirements; suitable for all fitness levels.
Overview
Enjoy a private 12-passenger pontoon boat rental on Lake Travis with a skilled captain, Bluetooth stereo, and plenty of space for friends and family. Discover why this is one of Austin’s most relaxing and fun water adventures.
12 Passenger Pontoon On Lake Travis
Captain Included
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About This Adventure
Experience a memorable day on Lake Travis aboard a spacious 12-passenger pontoon. Enjoy the sun with an experienced captain, a full tank of gas, and a Bluetooth stereo. Relax under the Bimini top while you bring your own food and drinks, creating the perfect outing for friends and family.
12 Passenger Pontoon on Lake Travis
Duration
2 - 4 Hours
Pick-up/Drop-Off Location:
4370 Mansfield Dam Park Rd Austin, TX, 78732
Every Boat Rental Includes:
- Experienced captain
- Full tank of gas
- 1 cooler
- Life vests for everyone
- Bimini top cover for shade
- Bluetooth stereo
- 18 ft. lilypad
- Please no red wine, glass bottles, or styrofoam cups
Optional:
- Large cooler with 20 pound bag of ice and waters for passengers
- Guests are welcome to bring their own drinks and food
- Please no red wine, glass bottles, or styrofoam cups
For custom booking times please call or text
Adventure Tips
Bring Your Own Food and Drinks
There’s no catering on board, so pack a cooler with your favorite snacks and beverages to enjoy the day your way.
Wear Sunscreen and a Hat
Even with the Bimini top providing shade, prolonged sun exposure is common, so protect your skin.
Arrive Early for Smooth Boarding
Arriving 15 minutes before your reservation helps ensure a smooth check-in with the crew and quick departure.
Bring Swimwear and Towels
Lake Travis is perfect for a swim stop, so have swimwear and towels ready to take a refreshing dip.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- Turtles basking on logs
History
Lake Travis was formed in the 1940s with the construction of Mansfield Dam, a key part of the Colorado River's flood control and hydroelectric system.
Conservation
Ongoing efforts focus on maintaining water quality and habitat preservation to protect the lake's diverse ecosystem while supporting recreational use.
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Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from strong Texas sun exposure during the trip.
summer specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated while enjoying the lake.
Swimwear
Ideal for cooling off with a swim on warmer days.
spring specific
Light Jacket or Windbreaker
Keeps you comfortable during cooler breeze or early mornings.
fall specific