Discover the Executive Prime 24' Open Bow Cruiser in South Lake Tahoe—a perfect blend of luxury, speed, and adventure on Lake Tahoe’s pristine waters. From water skiing thrills to relaxing sandbar retreats, experience the lake like never before.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2-8 hours or more
Fitness Level
Basic fitness needed for water sports activities; casual boating requires minimal exertion but safe mobility on boat necessary.
Wildlife
History
Lake Tahoe was designated a National Natural Landmark in 1969 for its clear water and unique alpine ecosystem.
Conservation
Lake Tahoe enjoys strict environmental protections aimed at preserving water clarity and reducing pollution from recreational activities.
Tahoe Sports - Ski Run Marina
Discover the Executive Prime 24' Open Bow Cruiser in South Lake Tahoe—a perfect blend of luxury, speed, and adventure on Lake Tahoe’s pristine waters. From water skiing thrills to relaxing sandbar retreats, experience the lake like never before.
Tahoe Sports - Ski Run Marina operates on the South Lake Tahoe shoreline, offering a wide selection of watercraft rentals and guided experiences on Lake Tahoe.
The marina provides pedal boats for up to four people, single and double kayaks equipped with paddles, seats, and personal flotation devices, and stand-up paddleboards available for short or multi-day rentals. For speed seekers, high-output jet skis and a guided Emerald Bay jet ski tour depart from Ski Run Marina and include briefing and gear before a two-hour excursion. Boat rentals range from compact 20-foot open bow vessels suited for smaller groups to larger options such as a 24-foot Four Winns with 350HP and seating for up to twelve, a 27-foot tritoon pontoon with full-length shade for up to thirteen passengers, and family-friendly runabouts like the Reinell 185. Many rentals can be reserved by the hour or for multiple days, and additional equipment such as wetsuits and water toys are available with select boats. Rental staff at Ski Run Marina handle check-in, safety briefings, and equipment issuance at the departure location on Lake Tahoe, and guided outings follow established routes like the Emerald Bay tour. Tahoe Sports - Ski Run Marina focuses on clear rental terms, visible safety equipment, and a range of craft to suit solo paddlers, couples, families, and groups, making it a practical choice for lake recreation in South Lake Tahoe. Reservations are available seasonally with flexible rental durations and on-site pick-up at Ski Run Marina's accessible shoreline location. daily updates.
Location
South Lake Tahoe
Marina on Lake Tahoe shoreline
Trips Offered
10 trip options
Kayaks, SUPs, jet skis, pontoons
Max Capacity
Up to 13
Largest boat seats 13 passengers
Rental Durations
Hourly to multi-day
Flexible hourly and multi-day rentals
Secure kayaks, SUPs, high-output jet skis, pontoons, or the Emerald Bay guided jet ski tour — book hourly or multi-day rentals at Ski Run Marina.
Arrive Early for Check-In
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before your rental start time to complete check-in and safety orientation without rushing.
Bring Sun Protection
The boat’s open bow means plenty of sun exposure; pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats for all passengers.
Wear Appropriate Footwear
Non-slip shoes or boat sandals will keep you safe while boarding and moving around on deck.
Use Water Sports Gear Properly
If renting skis or wakeboards, listen closely to sports gear briefings to stay safe on the water.
Sunscreen
Protects your skin during prolonged sun exposure out on the lake.
summer
Hat and Sunglasses
Shields your face and eyes from glare reflecting off the water.
summer
Swimsuit and Towel
Essential for swimming at sandbars or cooling off on warm days.
summer
Non-Slip Boat Shoes
Provides grip and safety while moving on the boat deck.