Luxury Pontoon Rentals at Summerland Waterfront Resort, BC
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–12 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages able to board and move around a pontoon comfortably.
Overview
Cruise the sparkling waters of Okanagan Lake aboard the spacious Sunchaser Geneva 20 pontoon, offered by Summerland Waterfront Resort. Perfect for groups seeking a blend of power, comfort, and lakeside luxury.
Sunchaser Geneva 20
Starting at $425 • Ages 21+ • 2 Hour to 12 Hour Rentals
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About This Adventure
Luxury Pontoon Rental
Rates
Weekday:
Two Hour: $425 Three Hour: $548 Four Hour: $670 Six Hour: $899 Eight Hour: $1007
Duration
2 Hour to 12 Hour Rentals
About
Enjoy your day on the spacious Sunchaser Geneva 20. With enough power to pull a tube and enough room to host your friends and family comfortably. The Sunchaser Geneva 20 is the perfect dynamic option for a great day on Okanagan Lake.
Features include a Bluetooth Audio System, full coverage bimini top for shade, and lounge-like seating.
Details
Engine: 90 HP Honda outboard motor Max Capacity: 11 people
What to Know
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The minimum age to rent any motorized equipment is 21 YEARS OLD
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Anyone who is under 18 years old needs to have a parent or legal guardian sign the liability waiver
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All persons aged 16 to 20 need to be accompanied by an adult who is 21+ out on the water (not from shore)
Adventure Tips
Plan for sun protection
Although the Sunchaser Geneva 20 comes with a full bimini top, bring sunscreen and hats to guard against reflected sun off the water.
Bring a dry bag for valuables
Keep phones, wallets, and cameras safe from splashes by storing them in waterproof dry bags during your rental.
Fuel and engine check
Confirm the 90 HP Honda motor is fueled and serviced before departure for a smooth, uninterrupted day on the lake.
Rental age requirements
Renters must be 21 or older, and those under 18 require a guardian’s waiver—plan accordingly to avoid surprises at pickup.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Osprey
- Great Blue Heron
History
Summerland’s waterfront has long been a hub for local recreation, with Okanagan Lake playing a central role in indigenous and settler communities alike.
Conservation
The resort encourages all visitors to minimize waste and protect the delicate lake ecosystem by following ‘leave no trace’ principles while boating.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunglasses
Protects eyes from glare off the water during bright summer days.
summer specific
Light jacket
Useful for cooler breezes especially in the morning or late afternoon.
spring specific
Waterproof dry bag
Keeps personal belongings safe from splashes when on the water.
Swimsuit
Essential for swimming or tubing activities off the pontoon.
summer specific