Boat Rentals & Water Sports on Lake Tahoe
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Basic fitness required to handle boat boarding, watersports activities, and occasional swimming.
Overview
Discover the thrill of boating and water sports on Lake Tahoe with 25' Cobalt rentals. Perfect for groups ready to uncover hidden coves or ride the waves.
25' Cobalt
For up to 12 Passengers | From $309
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About This Adventure
Experience the beauty of Lake Tahoe from the water with our boat rentals, accommodating 6 to 12 passengers. Explore hidden coves, relax on quiet beaches, or amp up the excitement with tubing and water sports. Choose from flexible rental options for unforgettable adventures on this stunning lake.
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 12 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
• 26' Cobalt Boat • Up to 12 passengers
Rates
• Hourly: $309 • Half Day: $927 • Full Day (8 hours) $1854
Adventure Tips
Secure all gear during tubing
Make sure to firmly attach and check all tubes and gear before heading out to ensure safety on choppy waters.
Check weather updates
Lake Tahoe's weather can shift quickly; always verify current conditions before launching your boat.
Arrive early for better slip selection
Early arrival helps secure your preferred boat and gives you time to prepare for a smooth departure.
Respect no-wake zones
Observe designated no-wake areas to protect shorelines and ensure safety for swimmers and small crafts.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles perched on granite cliffs
- Mountain bluebirds flitting near shores
History
Lake Tahoe was traditionally inhabited by the Washoe tribe, who still recognize its sacred significance today.
Conservation
Operators follow strict guidelines to prevent fuel spills and disturbance to sensitive lake habitats, supporting Tahoe’s water clarity efforts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Life jacket
Essential for personal safety when on the water.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Protects skin from strong UV rays reflected off the lake surface.
summer specific
Waterproof dry bag
Keeps valuables and electronics dry during water activities.
summer specific
Swimwear and towel
Necessary for tubing or swimming in the lake.
summer specific