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Chaparral - 2 Hour Private Boat Charter With Captain

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical activity required

Overview

Experience the beauty of Lake Tahoe with a personalized 2-hour private boat tour. Enjoy stunning views, secluded spots, and the company's dedicated captain, making for a perfect outdoor adventure.

South Lake Tahoe, California

Chaparral - 2 Hour Private Boat Charter With Captain

10 Person Max

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About This Adventure

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

2 hours

Your Boat

You will be aboard a 26 ft Chaparral Sunesta 264. For details on each boat please visit here.

About

Your private charter can accommodate up to 10 people (plus captain). 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 20 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

Arriving a little before your scheduled time ensures you can board smoothly and choose the best spots on the boat.

Bring sun protection

Wear sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to stay comfortable during your time on the water.

Prepare for variable weather

Check the forecast and bring a light jacket or cover-up in case it gets breezy or cooler in the afternoon.

Capture the moment

Bring a waterproof camera or phone to take photos of the stunning lake scenery and wildlife.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles
  • Loon birds

History

Lake Tahoe has a rich history as a major transportation route and cultural site for Native American tribes long before becoming a popular recreational destination.

Conservation

Boat Tahoe emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including respecting wildlife and following guidelines to minimize environmental impact.

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Adventure Hotspots in South Lake Tahoe

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sunscreen

Essential

Protect your skin from UV rays during the sunny lake days.

summer specific

Hat and sunglasses

Essential

Wear to shield your eyes and face from sun exposure while on the water.

summer specific

Light jacket or cover-up

Bring extra layers for cooler weather, especially in early spring or late fall.

spring|fall|winter specific

Waterproof camera or phone case

Keep your photos safe from splashes and water spray during the tour.