easy
1.5–3 hours
Accessible to most fitness levels; guests should be mobile enough to board and move around the boat comfortably.
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.
South Lake Tahoe, California, offers more than just its famous alpine trails and ski slopes—its brilliant blue waters invite a different kind of adventure. Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave provides a standout way to engage with the lake through a variety of cruises that showcase the region’s natural beauty and cultural significance. Whether you’re aboard for the Emerald Bay Sightseeing Cruise or a specialized event like the Super Ultimate Wedding Package, the experience promises a seamless blend of leisure, learning, and stunning vistas.
The cruises glide across Lake Tahoe’s vast freshwater expanse, with Emerald Bay—a National Natural Landmark known for its dramatic granite cliffs and the iconic Fannette Island—playing a starring role. The bay’s unique geological formations, shaped by glaciers and millennia of erosion, create pristine waters ideal for leisure and photography. The cruises often pause here, allowing guests to break the ice on the bay, a special touch that Captain Augie and his experienced crew expertly facilitate.
Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave distinguishes itself with a professional yet warm atmosphere, tailored service, and a commitment to both education and enjoyment. Crew members share stories about the local Washoe tribe, highlighting Tahoe’s original name "Da Ow Ga," while ensuring guests’ comfort, from customized drinks to attentive assistance with photos and safety.
Events like the 4th of July Sunset Dinner and Fireworks Cruise or private charters elevate the lake experience to memorable milestones. The boats are thoughtfully remodeled, combining classic style with modern amenities such as ample seating, two immaculate heads, and indoor-outdoor spaces to soak up the scenery. This balance of adventure, culture, and comfort cements Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave as a must-try for visitors seeking meaningful engagement with Lake Tahoe’s legendary waters.
Popular trips like the Sunset Cruise and 4th of July Fireworks fill quickly, so reserve your spot in advance.
Daytime cruising tends to be smoother and less prone to choppy water, ideal for guests sensitive to motion.
Lake Tahoe’s mountain climate can shift quickly; layering ensures comfort during cooler evenings on the water.
Captain Augie often maneuvers close to shoreline photo ops—keep a camera ready to capture breathtaking scenes.
Lake Tahoe’s name originates from the Washoe word 'Da Ow Ga,' and the area holds deep cultural significance for the tribe.
Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave emphasizes low-impact cruising practices to protect the lake’s crystal-clear waters and sensitive shoreline ecosystems.
Flexible layers help you stay comfortable as temperatures fluctuate on the water.
spring specific
Protect your skin during prolonged sun exposure on the lake’s reflective surface.
summer specific
Capture stunning lakeside scenery and special moments throughout your cruise.
Evening breezes off the water can get chilly, making a windbreaker valuable.
fall specific