Explore Lake Austin on a 2020 Malibu 22 LSV Boat Rental
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–5 hours
Fitness Level
No advanced fitness required; basic mobility to board and move around the boat comfortably is sufficient.
Overview
Rent the 2020 Malibu 22 LSV for a private boat adventure on Lake Austin. Dive into watersports, scenic cruising, and an unforgettable day on the lake with ATX Boat Rentals.
Details
Experience the thrill of cruising Lake Austin aboard the sleek and versatile 2020 Malibu 22 LSV, available exclusively through ATX Boat Rentals. This private boat rental offers a perfect blend of power and comfort, ideal for watersport enthusiasts and those looking to relax on Texas' beautiful freshwater lake. Whether you’re wakeboarding, tubing, or just enjoying a scenic ride, the Malibu 22 LSV’s smooth handling and cutting-edge features ensure a memorable outing. Lake Austin’s stunning limestone bluffs and clear waters provide a picturesque backdrop, while the boat’s spacious seating invites friends and family to join in the fun. With options for custom trip durations and expert local guidance from ATX Boat Rentals, you can tailor your adventure to fit your schedule and interests. Safety equipment and beginner-friendly controls make this an accessible activity for both seasoned boaters and novices alike. Perfect for a sunny afternoon or a vibrant sunset cruise, this experience delivers an exclusive way to enjoy the natural beauty of Austin's waterways.
Adventure Tips
Respect Wake Zones
Stay aware of posted no-wake and slow zones to preserve shoreline habitats and avoid turbulence for other boaters.
Bring Sunscreen and Hydration
Austin’s sun can be intense, especially mid-summer, so apply sunscreen regularly and drink plenty of water.
Check Weather Before Heading Out
Texas weather can change quickly; ensure conditions are safe for boating to avoid unexpected storms.
Secure Personal Items
Use waterproof bags or containers to protect phones, cameras, and valuables from splashes or accidental drops.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Stealth Cove - a quiet spot ideal for picnics
- The Waterfall on the North Shore - a small natural waterfall accessible by boat
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- American Turtle
History
Lake Austin was formed in 1939 by damming the Colorado River, creating a popular recreational reservoir for the Austin area.
Conservation
Efforts are ongoing to maintain water quality and protect native species by promoting responsible boating and limiting shoreline erosion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Mount Bonnell overlook
- Stealth Cove entrance
- Limestone cliffs along the north shore
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from UV rays during prolonged sun exposure on the water.
summer specific
Waterproof Phone Case
Keeps your electronics safe from splashes and accidental drops in the water.
Light Jacket
Adds warmth for cooler temperatures when out on the lake in the evening.
fall specific
Water Shoes
Provides traction and foot protection when boarding the boat from docks or rocky shoreline.
spring specific