13-Passenger Pontoon Rental on Lake Austin, TX
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required; able to board and move safely on the boat.
Overview
Rent a 13-passenger pontoon on Lake Austin and enjoy a carefree day swimming, dining, and cruising with friends. All the essentials come included for an unforgettable lake adventure.
13 passenger Pontoon without a Captain on Lake Austin
Starting at $150/hour
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About This Adventure
Experience a perfect day on the lake with our 13-passenger boats, ideal for swimming, dining, or sunset watching. Enjoy a unique adventure with an empty YETI cooler, gas, a Lilypad float, Bluetooth sound system, and life jackets included. Create unforgettable memories with friends in our vibrant party cove!
Our 13 passenger boats are the perfect size for you and your crew to enjoy a day on the lake. Whether you are swimming, cruising to a restaurant, watching the sunset, or tied up with other boats in party cove, you can’t go wrong with our highly rated company!
Looking for an all day rental rate or an overnight rental? Call/Text us at 512-436-3505
What’s included:
- An empty YETI cooler (BYOB)
- Gas
- Lilypad (18ft float that can hold your whole crew)
- Bluetooth sound system -Life Jackets
Adventure Tips
Bring a Valid Boater’s License
Texas requires at least one licensed boater on board to operate the pontoon safely and legally.
Arrive Early to Secure Your Slot
Pontoon rentals can book quickly during weekends, so plan to arrive early or book ahead to guarantee availability.
Use Sunscreen and Stay Hydrated
Open water days can bring strong sun exposure—apply water-resistant sunscreen and drink plenty of fluids to stay safe.
Keep the Cooler Stocked Wisely
Although the cooler is empty upon rental, packing enough ice and refreshments will keep your group refreshed throughout the day.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- Texas Turtles
History
Lake Austin was created by damming the Colorado River in the early 20th century and has become a popular recreational spot for locals and visitors.
Conservation
Ongoing efforts focus on maintaining water quality and protecting native wildlife habitats in the lake and along its shores.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water-Resistant Sunscreen
Protects your skin from prolonged sun exposure while on the open water.
summer specific
Non-Slip Boat Shoes
Provides secure footing on wet pontoon surfaces for safety.
Dry Bag
Keeps your valuables dry while enjoying water activities.
Light Layered Jacket
Offers warmth during cooler evening cruises and changing weather.
fall specific