Lake Barge Adventures with Wave in Water - Austin TX

Lake Austin and its neighboring reservoirs offer a refreshing playground for water enthusiasts and party-goers seeking a distinct blend of relaxation and high-energy fun. Wave in Water stands out as a premier outfitter on Lake Austin, Lake Travis, and Lake Lewisville, delivering a fleet of double-decker barges and Tritoon pontoons designed to amplify every visit on these iconic Texas waters. Their signature vessels, including the Hulk 2900 and Shark double-decker barges complete with towering water slides, redefine lake days by combining social gatherings with splash-ready thrills. Whether gliding across the shimmering water on a spacious Premier PTX Tritoon or cruising on a private, captained pontoon, Wave in Water’s offerings cater to various group sizes and adventure styles.

Lake Austin and Lake Travis, carved by the Colorado River, feature limestone bluffs, clear waters, and quiet coves that provide a striking backdrop for this floating festivity. The double-decker barges allow guests to soak in wide panoramic views from the upper deck, then dive into action by sliding into the cool lake below. Unlike traditional boat rentals, these barges emphasize comfort and fun with ample deck space perfect for parties, family gatherings, or small-group private tours. On Lake Lewisville, just north of Dallas, similar experiences cater to the metro area’s outdoor crowd, reinforcing Wave in Water’s role in Texas’s lake recreation scene.

Wave in Water’s blend of equipment variety and flexible options like no-captain rentals or professional captains lets visitors tailor trips to their preferences and skill sets. Combined with consistently warm Texan weather and the dramatic natural features surrounding these reservoirs, the company creates a unique destination where adrenaline and relaxation intersect seamlessly. For anyone keen on lake activities that go beyond ordinary boating, Wave in Water’s barges and pontoon tours unlock a fresh perspective on enjoying Central Texas’s waterways.