easy
3–5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; no strenuous activity required
Experience a unique blend of comfort and adventure with the Bennington (Blue) pontoon, perfect for up to 11 guests on Lake Darling in Alexandria, MN. Enjoy free gas and scenic views on this relaxing water escape.
Discover the perfect combination of relaxation and outdoor fun with the Bennington (Blue) pontoon adventure offered by Lake Darling Resort in Alexandria, Minnesota. This private outing aboard a spacious and well-appointed pontoon boat features Sea Legs for ultimate comfort on the water. Powered by a robust 115HP motor, the boat comfortably holds up to 11 guests, ideal for family outings or small groups of friends seeking an escape on Lake Darling. What sets this experience apart is the inclusion of free gas, allowing you to navigate the lake’s scenic waterways without worry. Whether you want to fish, swim, or simply unwind in nature’s serenity, the Bennington (Blue) offers a smooth ride with plenty of room to spread out and soak in the views. Located in a region rich with lakes and outdoor activities, this pontoon trip is a fantastic way to explore Alexandria’s beautiful surroundings while enjoying luxury and convenience. The friendly staff at Lake Darling Resort ensures a seamless booking process and expert advice on the best routes and local spots to visit. Perfect for beginners and seasoned boaters alike, this adventure provides a memorable day on the water with minimal effort and maximum enjoyment.
Even though the trip is relaxing, staying hydrated and energized makes the experience more enjoyable.
Safe footing aboard the pontoon is important, especially when boarding or moving around the boat.
A hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses help protect you from the sun’s rays reflecting off the water.
Minnesota weather can shift quickly, so check forecasts to avoid unexpected storms or wind.
Alexandria has a rich lakeside heritage, with boating and fishing playing key roles in local culture for over a century.
Lake Darling Resort promotes sustainable boating practices to protect water quality and local wildlife habitats.
Safety first—always wear a life jacket when on the water.
Protect your skin from prolonged sun exposure during warm weather.
summer specific
Capture memories without worrying about water damage.
Keep warm against cooler winds while cruising on the lake.
spring specific