3 Hour Private Boat Charter With Captain - LetsBatch
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most ages and fitness levels; walking to and from the boat may be required
Overview
Discover the stunning waters of Lake Tahoe on a private 3-hour boat tour with a dedicated captain. Perfect for a personalized outdoor adventure, this experience offers breathtaking scenery and flexible options for fun on the water.
3 Hour Private Boat Charter With Captain - LetsBatch
8 or 10 Person Max
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with a private boat charter on Lake Tahoe, guided by a USCG certified captain. Explore breathtaking spots like Emerald Bay and DL Bliss State Park, while enjoying personalized itineraries. Bring your favorite tunes, food, and drinks for a perfect day on the water with friends.
Experience the unparalleled beauty of Lake Tahoe in the most exclusive way possible - aboard your very own private boat charter. With Boat Tahoe, you and your party will have the chance to explore the lake's stunning locations under the guidance of a USCG certified captain.
Length
3 hours
About
Your private charter can accommodate up to 8 or 10 people (plus captain), depending on the boat. All charters are led by a USCG certified captain, ensuring your safety and enjoyment. Fuel costs are included in the package, but please remember gratuity for our captains is not included and highly appreciated.
Parties Over 6 People - Additional Fees
For parties over 6 passengers USCG Regulations require each charter to be a Bareboat Charter. Bareboat Charters require the captain to be paid separately IN ADDITION to the charter fee. For full details of Bareboat Charters please visit here.
Parties of 6 or less are NOT considered a Bareboat Charter and all captain fees are included in the charter cost.
Each guest, no matter the age, count as passenger.
Where We Go
We'll take you to some of the best spots on Lake Tahoe including Emerald Bay, Vikingsholm Castle, Fannette Island, DL Bliss State Park among others. While we have our favorite spots, your itinerary can be customized if time and weather permit.
What to Bring
Pack essentials like sunscreen, sunglasses, a camera, and a jacket or sweatshirt as it can get chilly on the lake. If you're up for a dip, bring a towel and swimsuit. Feel free to plug in your phone and play your favorite tunes, or let our captain DJ for you. Water is provided, and you're welcome to bring your own food and drinks. A cooler or refrigerator is provided for convenience.
What Not to Bring
To ensure everyone's safety and comfort, we kindly ask that guests refrain from bringing glass, red wine or overly messy foods. Please note that pets are not allowed on the charters.
When to Arrive
We recommend guests arrive at the marina at least 30 minutes before the charter (longer on weekends and holidays) and at the boat 15 minutes prior. Late arrival WILL shorten your time on the lake.
Location
All charters start and end in the Tahoe Keys Marina located in South Lake Tahoe, CA.
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for the best experience
Getting to your departure spot early ensures smooth boarding and the chance to choose your preferred boat amenities.
Dress for the weather
Bring layers and sun protection, as weather on the lake can change quickly even in summer.
Bring motion sickness remedies
If you're prone to seasickness, pack medication or remedies to enjoy the trip comfortably.
Respect wildlife and surroundings
Maintain a safe distance from wildlife and avoid leaving trash behind to help preserve Lake Tahoe's beauty.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Common mergansers
History
Lake Tahoe has been a popular destination for Native American tribes for centuries, and later became a hub for gold miners during the California Gold Rush.
Conservation
Boat Tahoe emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including responsible waste disposal and respecting local wildlife habitats to preserve the lake’s natural beauty.
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Adventure Hotspots in South Lake Tahoe
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from strong lake reflections and UV rays during the sunny months.
summer specific
Hat and sunglasses
Shield your face and eyes from the sun while boating and enjoying the views.
summer specific
Light jacket or layers
Stay comfortable when temperatures drop, especially early or late in the day.
spring|fall|winter specific
Swimsuit and towel
Enjoy a refreshing swim or water activity during your trip on warm days.
summer specific