Full Day Pontoon Boat Rental on Lake Travis, Leander TX
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required; guests can relax onboard or participate in light activities like swimming.
Overview
Enjoy a private full day on Lake Travis aboard a spacious pontoon boat with True North Charters. Perfect for groups up to 12, relax with a licensed captain, snacks, and Bluetooth music.
Details
Spend a full day cruising on the beautiful waters of Lake Travis with True North Charters' Full Day Pontoon Boat Rental. This private boat rental accommodates up to 12 guests, making it an ideal outing for families, groups of friends, or small celebrations. With a licensed captain at the helm, you can relax and enjoy the scenic views without any worries. The pontoon boat features spacious seating, a stocked cooler filled with refreshments, and a Bluetooth stereo system to set the perfect soundtrack for your day. One of the highlights is the included lily pad floating mat, perfect for drifting and sunbathing on the lake. Lake Travis offers stunning cliffs, clear blue waters, and plenty of calm spots to anchor and swim. Whether you want to fish, soak up the sun, or simply unwind surrounded by nature, this boat rental delivers a memorable and private outdoor water experience just a short drive from Austin. Take advantage of the warm Texas weather, bring your sunscreen and snacks, and enjoy a refreshing escape from the everyday hustle.
Adventure Tips
Book Early for Weekends
Pontoon boat rentals are popular on weekends and holidays, so reserving in advance ensures availability.
Bring Sun Protection
Wear a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses to protect yourself from strong Texas sun while out on the water.
Stay Hydrated
Even with a stocked cooler, bring extra water to stay hydrated during your time on the lake.
Respect Lake Travis Regulations
Follow local boating laws and environmental guidelines to protect the lake and ensure a safe trip.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- The secluded coves near Pace Bend Park for quiet swimming
- Hidden waterfalls accessible by boat around the lake's northern shores
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- Turtle species basking on logs
History
Lake Travis was formed in 1942 by damming the Colorado River and is now a central recreational hub in Central Texas.
Conservation
True North Charters follows sustainable practices to minimize environmental impact and encourages guests to respect wildlife and local regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Cliffs at the Volente Beach area
- Open waters of Lake Travis near the marina
- Shoreline views close to Devil’s Cove
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from intense sun exposure during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Swimsuit
For swimming and enjoying the lake during warm weather.
summer specific
Light Jacket
Helpful for cooler spring mornings or breezy afternoons on the water.
spring specific
Waterproof Phone Case
Keeps your phone protected from splashes while you capture memories.