easy
2–8 hours
Basic fitness is recommended to enjoy wakeboarding and swimming, but anyone can relax and enjoy the boat ride.
Rent a Malibu Surf Boat for up to eight hours on beautiful Lake Austin. Perfect for groups wanting fun on the water with all the gear included!
Explore the stunning waters of Lake Austin with the Malibu Surf Boat from Lake Dreams ATX, a private outdoor adventure perfect for groups looking to relax or have fun on the water. Whether you're planning a half-day escape or an all-day excursion, this rental offers up to eight hours on the lake, accommodating up to eight people comfortably. The Malibu Surf Boat is equipped with everything you need for an exciting day, including wakeboards, life jackets, a cooler for your refreshments, and floating lily pads to lounge on. Paddle, surf, or just kick back and enjoy the Texas sun as you glide across the peaceful waters of Lake Austin or the larger Lake Travis nearby. Ideal for friends, family, or small gatherings, this boat rental experience combines the thrill of water sports with the tranquility of lake life. Local spots for swimming and exploring are abundant, making this an unforgettable getaway not far from downtown Austin.
Towels are not provided, so bring your own to dry off after surfing or swimming.
Keep the lake eco-friendly by using reef-safe sunscreen to protect the water quality.
Ensure all personal belongings are stowed securely to avoid losing items overboard.
Stay aware of local boating rules and speed limits for safety and to avoid fines.
Lake Austin was formed by the construction of the Tom Miller Dam in 1939 and is a key part of Austin’s recreational lifestyle.
Efforts in the area focus on maintaining water quality and protecting native species, encouraging eco-friendly boating practices.
Protect your skin and the lake’s ecosystem during sunny Texas summer days.
summer specific
Keep your devices safe and dry while capturing memories on the water.
Dry off quickly after swimming or wakeboarding with a lightweight towel.
Protect your feet when entering and exiting the boat or exploring nearby shorelines.