Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave Cruises in South Lake Tahoe
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5–3 hours
Fitness Level
Accessible to most fitness levels; guests should be mobile enough to board and move around the boat comfortably.
Overview
Set sail with Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave to witness Emerald Bay’s iconic vistas from the water. From sightseeing cruises to sunset dinners and wedding packages, their experiences offer a unique perspective on South Lake Tahoe’s most captivating natural landmark.
Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave Cruises in South Lake Tahoe
Adventure Tips
Book ahead for popular cruises
Popular trips like the Sunset Cruise and 4th of July Fireworks fill quickly, so reserve your spot in advance.
Motion sensitivity? Choose day cruises
Daytime cruising tends to be smoother and less prone to choppy water, ideal for guests sensitive to motion.
Dress for variable weather
Lake Tahoe’s mountain climate can shift quickly; layering ensures comfort during cooler evenings on the water.
Bring your camera or phone
Captain Augie often maneuvers close to shoreline photo ops—keep a camera ready to capture breathtaking scenes.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common mergansers
- Bald eagles soaring near the cliffs
History
Lake Tahoe’s name originates from the Washoe word 'Da Ow Ga,' and the area holds deep cultural significance for the tribe.
Conservation
Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave emphasizes low-impact cruising practices to protect the lake’s crystal-clear waters and sensitive shoreline ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Layered clothing
Flexible layers help you stay comfortable as temperatures fluctuate on the water.
spring specific
Sunscreen
Protect your skin during prolonged sun exposure on the lake’s reflective surface.
summer specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture stunning lakeside scenery and special moments throughout your cruise.
Windbreaker or light jacket
Evening breezes off the water can get chilly, making a windbreaker valuable.
fall specific