Tahoe Catamaran Cruises with Action Water Sports Incline Village
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, requiring only the ability to board the boat safely
Overview
Experience Lake Tahoe like never before with private catamaran cruises from Action Water Sports in Incline Village. Enjoy live music, drinks, and stunning views on this unique sailing adventure.
Details
Situated on the pristine shores of Lake Tahoe in Incline Village, Nevada, Action Water Sports of Incline Village offers an unforgettable private catamaran sailing experience that stands out as a premier way to explore the lake’s breathtaking scenery. Lake Tahoe, renowned for its crystal-clear blue waters and stunning mountain backdrop, is a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both adventure and relaxation. This unique sailing cruise offers guests a spacious vessel designed to accommodate larger groups comfortably, allowing for an intimate yet lively atmosphere.
What makes Action Water Sports special is their blend of a tranquil sailing experience with the energy of live music onboard, complemented by an unlimited selection of drinks including beer, wine, soda, and more. Guests enjoy a curated spread of cheese and fruit platters, enhancing the indulgence during the two-hour journey. The crew is consistently praised for their friendly, attentive service, ensuring everyone feels welcomed and cared for. The route showcases expansive views of the lake’s north shore, although it focuses mainly on open water cruising between Gar Woods and the lake center. This provides a refreshing perspective of Tahoe’s natural beauty, with the glassy waters framed by the rugged granite peaks and forests of the surrounding Sierra Nevada.
Lake Tahoe itself is an alpine treasure formed during the Ice Age, sitting at an elevation of over 6,200 feet. The area blends natural wonders with a vibrant local culture, making it a standout in Nevada’s outdoor adventure scene. This catamaran cruise appeals to visitors looking for something beyond the standard boating experience—whether that’s families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a memorable sunset sail. Reservations are recommended due to the experience’s popularity and limited capacity. Whether seeking a restful afternoon with a drink in hand or a lively evening with music and perfect weather, Action Water Sports offers an elevated way to experience Lake Tahoe’s charm and grandeur.
Trail Tips
Book Your Cruise in Advance
Reservations are required to secure your spot, especially for weekend and evening sails.
Arrive Early for Boarding
Getting to the dock early ensures a smooth check-in and good seating on the catamaran.
Bring Layers for Changing Weather
Even in summer, lake breezes can cool things down once on the water, so pack a light jacket.
Keep Hydrated and Protect Skin
Lake Tahoe’s altitude can be deceiving; drink water and use sunscreen during your cruise.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Red Rock Lake for quiet kayaking
- Secret shaded picnic spots at Sand Harbor
Wildlife
- Bald Eagles soaring overhead
- Merriam’s Turkeys wandering shorelines
History
Lake Tahoe was formed during the Ice Age and is one of the largest alpine lakes in North America, with a rich history tied to the Washoe Tribe and later settlers.
Conservation
Efforts by local operators focus on preserving the lake’s clarity and natural beauty through sustainable boating practices and minimal environmental impact.
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Onboard deck for panoramic lake shots
- Gar Woods dock area
- The lake’s north shore vistas
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Light Jacket or Windbreaker
Protects against cool lake breezes that can develop unexpectedly on the water.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Prevents sunburn due to reflection off the water and higher altitude sun exposure.
summer specific
Sunglasses
Reduces glare and protects your eyes during bright daylight cruises.
Camera or Smartphone
Captures stunning photos of Lake Tahoe’s panoramic views and special moments onboard.