Godfrey Sweetwater Double Decker Boat Rental in Austin, TX
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
No strenuous physical activity required; suitable for all fitness levels including families and seniors.
Overview
Cruise Lake Travis in style aboard the Godfrey Sweetwater Double Decker pontoon boat. Enjoy a private day with stunning views, a thrilling water slide, and expert service from Big Tex Boat Rentals.
Details
Discover an exceptional way to enjoy the scenic waters of Lake Travis with the Godfrey Sweetwater Double Decker boat rental, offered exclusively by Big Tex Boat Rentals in Austin, Texas. This spacious 26-foot double-decker pontoon is perfect for groups of up to 12, making it ideal for family outings, celebrations, or casual days with friends. The upper deck offers panoramic views of the lake's sparkling water, while the built-in water slide adds an extra layer of fun for thrill-seekers and kids alike. Equipped with a premium sound system, you can set the perfect soundtrack for your day on the water. Complimentary equipment such as life jackets and safety gear come standard, and a dedicated captain ensures a stress-free, safe, and memorable experience. Whether you want to relax under the Texas sun, take a refreshing swim, or cruise around the beautiful lake, this luxury rental is designed to offer an unforgettable adventure tailored to your needs.
Adventure Tips
Book Early for Weekend Availability
Weekends are popular for boat rentals on Lake Travis, so secure your spot well in advance to ensure availability.
Bring Sun Protection
The upper deck is exposed to direct sunlight, so pack sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses for a comfortable trip.
Arrive On Time for Your Reservation
Punctuality ensures you maximize your rental time and get a full briefing from your captain before departure.
Wear Swimwear and Water-Friendly Footwear
Since swimming and sliding are part of the fun, bring swimwear and shoes that dry quickly to enjoy the water safely.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Stewart Cave – a tranquil spot perfect for a quiet swim or paddle
- Devil's Cove – lesser-known scenic area great for relaxing or fishing
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- Largemouth Bass
History
Lake Travis was created in the 1940s by damming the Colorado River and has since become a major recreational hotspot in Central Texas.
Conservation
Local efforts focus on protecting the lake from pollution and maintaining healthy water quality to preserve its natural ecosystem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Upper deck of the boat for panoramic lake views
- Shoreline near Hidden Falls
- Sunset spots at Pace Bend Park
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from intense Texas sun while on the upper deck and during water activities.
summer specific
Swimsuit
Ideal for enjoying the water slide and swimming in Lake Travis.
summer specific
Waterproof Bag
Keep your valuables dry and safe onboard.
Light Jacket
Helpful for cooler mornings and evenings during spring and fall outings.
spring specific