Overview

Discover Lake Tahoe from the water with Timber Cove Marina's boat rentals and the iconic 19' Regal Tower. Whether relaxing at secluded beaches or zipping across the lake on a tube, this is your ticket to an unforgettable day on Tahoe’s shimmering waters.

South Lake Tahoe, California

19' Regal Tower

For up to 6 Passengers

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Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

Experience the beauty of Lake Tahoe from the water with our boat rentals, accommodating 6 to 13 passengers. Explore hidden coves and serene beaches, or amp up the excitement with tubing and water sports. Choose from flexible rental options for an unforgettable day on the lake with friends and family.

Marina Boat Rentals

No trip to Lake Tahoe is complete without some time spent on the water. Take your whole crew out for a scenic trip around the lake by renting one of our 6 to 13 passenger boats. Discover the hidden coves and quiet beaches scattered along the shoreline, or add in a tow package for an adrenaline packed afternoon of tubing, water skiing or wakeboarding. Rent by the hour (2 hour minimum.), or take the boat out for a longer adventure with half and full day rentals (8 hours). 2 hour minimum. Rates do not include fuel. Pet cleaning fee of $35 per pet.

Boat Details

• Mid-Size Tower Boat • For up to 6 passengers

Rates

• Hourly: $219 • Half Day: $657 • Full Day (8 hours) $1314

Adventure Tips

Check weather conditions before heading out

Clear, calm days provide the best experience for boat outings and water sports at Lake Tahoe.

Bring sunscreen and hats

Protection from the high-altitude sun is crucial when spending extended time on the water.

Arrive early in peak season

To secure your preferred boat and avoid crowds, arrive at the marina early during summer months.

Follow local boating regulations

Ensure safety by adhering to Lake Tahoe's boating laws and environmental guidelines.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles
Great blue herons

History

Lake Tahoe has been a vital transportation route for centuries and remains a hub for outdoor recreation, with a rich history dating back to Native American tribes.

Conservation

The marina emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including proper waste disposal and respecting aquatic habitats to preserve Tahoe’s pristine waters.