easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required
Explore Lake Tahoe’s alpine waters aboard a 36' Cobalt A36 bowrider. Departing South Lake Tahoe, this charter combines comfortable cruising with stunning mountain lake views.
All Ages • 3 - 10 Hour Private Charters • 13 Passengers Max • Rates starting at $2,550
Our 36’ Cobalt A36 Bowrider is an industry-first, combining the luxurious comforts of a coupe-top design with the practical features of a bowrider. Add to that a fully equipped cabin that features a master bedroom V-berth and full restroom, and you’ll see why the Cobalt A36 stands out from the crowd. The electronics features are top-notch on this yacht, including an upgraded stereo package, pop-up TV, and underwater LEDs. It even has a hydraulic swim platform allowing guests to get in and out of the water with ease. And, with a removable full Eisen glass enclosure, this is another great three season option. (13 Passenger Max).
Regular Season Rates Three Hours: $2,550 Four Hours: $3,400 Five Hours: $4,250 Six Hours: $5,100 Seven Hours: $5,950 Eight Hours: $6,800 Nine Hours: $7,650 Ten Hours: $8,500
Holiday Rates (July 1-4 and July 14-16) Three Hours: $2,850 Four Hours: $3,800 Five Hours: $4,750 Six Hours: $5,700 Seven Hours: $6,650 Eight Hours: $7,600 Nine Hours: $8,550 Ten Hours: $9,500
We work with a few local vendors to coordinate catering. They are:
You are more than welcome to bring any food or drinks with you as well (alcohol allowed). Coolers will be stocked with ice for you and bottled water is provided.
Through our friends at Treetop Flyer Media, you can add a personalized drone footage package of photography and videography. Then they can either turn over all the footage to you as-is, or they can create an edited video/stills montage for you. (FAA certified pilots, all rules and regulations apply, local and federal)
Lake Tahoe’s weather can shift quickly; ensure calm conditions for a smooth boating experience.
Reflective water surfaces can intensify sun exposure; sunscreen and hats are a must.
Boat decks can be wet and slippery; sturdy shoes improve safety.
Don’t miss the chance to swim in Lake Tahoe’s clear waters at designated spots.
Lake Tahoe’s basin was formed by prehistoric volcanic and tectonic activity; the lake itself formed over 2 million years ago after glacial carving.
Lake Tahoe’s clarity is protected by strict regulations on boat emissions and shoreline development to minimize environmental impact.
Protect your skin from intense sun on the water.
summer specific
Reduces glare on the lake’s surface enhancing visibility.
summer specific
Weather can be cool in mornings and evenings; layering provides comfort.
spring specific
Stay hydrated during your time on the lake.