easy
1–2 hours
No special fitness level required; suitable for all ages and abilities.
Experience Austin’s stunning skyline from the water on a vintage 1958 Lonestar Meteor. This private sunset cruise on Lady Bird Lake offers a charming and memorable evening adventure perfect for small groups.
1 hour and 30 minutes • All ages • Up to 4 passengers
Experience a magical sunset cruise on Lady Bird Lake aboard Lola, a charming 1958 Lonestar Meteor. Enjoy stunning views of the illuminated Austin skyline while embracing the unique Texas flair of this vintage boat. Perfect for up to four passengers, this unforgettable adventure promises a memorable evening on the water.
Cruise around lady bird lake at sunset and witness the Austin skyline light up the night!
Lola is a 1958 Lonestar Meteor made in Grand Prarie, TX. Lola shows off some Texas flare with her original blue color and upholstery!
Lola is rated for 4 passengers or 750lb. Disclaimer: Lola is on the smaller side and may not be comfortable for those who are big and tall.
Lola does not accommodate dogs.
Swimming and fishing are not permitted while renting the boat.
*Boat may be subject to change.
Sunset cruises are very popular; secure your preferred time well in advance to guarantee the best views.
Evenings on the lake can get cool quickly, so bring a light jacket or sweater regardless of the season.
Lola accommodates only up to four guests, so plan accordingly for private groups and family outings.
The changing colors of the sunset and Austin’s illuminated skyline provide spectacular photo opportunities.
Lady Bird Lake was created in the 1960s as a reservoir and is named after Lady Bird Johnson, known for her efforts to beautify Austin.
Efforts to maintain the lake’s water quality and natural shoreline habitats support local wildlife and ensure enjoyable recreational use.
Keeps you warm as temperatures drop during the evening cruise.
fall specific
Protects your skin from afternoon sun exposure before sunset.
summer specific
Captures stunning photos of the skyline and sunset.
Helps reduce glare on the water during bright daylight hours.
spring specific