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Turn Okanagan Lake into your private summer party aboard a 26-foot Tiki Yacht pontoon. With space for up to 16 people, a barbecue, bar area and optional captain, this rental is built for swims, sunset runs, and social cruising.
Turn Okanagan Lake into your private summer party aboard a 26-foot Tiki Yacht pontoon. With space for up to 16 people, a barbecue, bar area and optional captain, this rental is built for swims, sunset runs, and social cruising.
Sun slides low over Okanagan Lake as a 26-foot Tiki Yacht rolls off the ramp, a block party in miniature with a barbecue and a bar. Seats for sixteen, the option to add a licensed captain, and a top speed near 35 km/h turn shoreline cruising into a social, mobile basecamp for swims, winery stops, or sunset runs.
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Operated by SunWave Boat Rentals · Kelowna, British Columbia
Sun slides low over Okanagan Lake as a 26-foot Tiki Yacht rolls off the ramp, a block party in miniature with a barbecue and a bar. Seats for sixteen, the option to add a licensed captain, and a top speed near 35 km/h turn shoreline cruising into a social, mobile basecamp for swims, winery stops, or sunset runs.
The lake is a glacial basin within Syilx Okanagan territory; steep western shores and long beaches create sheltered coves used for fishing and travel for generations. Geologically the basin's depth and the surrounding benchlands shape wind patterns—calm mornings can flip to choppy afternoons as air funnels off the valley. Kelowna’s fruit-country culture shows up on every trip: you’ll pass orchards, lakeshore parks, and waterfront vineyards framed by rocky points.
On the water expect flat cruising in protected bays and a livelier chop on open stretches toward Peachland or Fintry. The pontoon’s layout lends itself to multiple modes: grill and dine, anchor and swim, or drop the playlist and dance while tied to a sandbar. Safety gear and life jackets are included; a captain can be added for a fully relaxed day.
Plan around wind and sun, carry reef-safe sunscreen and plenty of water, and leave no trace when dropping anchor in sensitive bays. Book early for summer afternoons, consider a captain if you intend to drink or aren’t confident operating a boat, and have small bills ready for park or mooring fees. With a bit of prep the Tiki Yacht is a straightforward, sociable way to experience Okanagan Lake’s cliffs, beaches, and clear water with a crowd.
easy.
2–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility to step on/off a ladder for swims is helpful.
A licensed captain is optional on this listing; hire one if you prefer to relax or if you are not certified to operate vessels on Canadian inland waters.
The pontoon seats up to 16 people—confirm final headcount with the operator, as local regulations and weight limits apply.
Yes, basic safety equipment and life jackets are provided by the operator; bring preferred personal PFDs for fit and comfort if desired.
Food and non-restricted alcohol are typically allowed for private charters, but guests must follow local laws and the operator’s rules; if you plan to drink, consider booking a captain.
Okanagan Lake sits within the territory of the Syilx (Okanagan) people; the lake has long been central to local fishing, travel, and seasonal settlement.
Boat users are asked to prevent invasive species spread by cleaning gear, avoid shoreline erosion from wakes, and pack out all trash to protect water quality and habitat.
SunWave Boat Rentals operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Sun slides low over Okanagan Lake as a 26-foot Tiki Yacht rolls off the ramp, a block party in miniature with a barbecue and a bar. Seats for sixteen, the option to add a licensed captain, and a top speed near 35 km/h turn shoreline cruising into a social, mobile basecamp for swims, winery stops, or sunset runs.
Sun slides low over Okanagan Lake as a 26-foot Tiki Yacht rolls off the ramp, a block party in miniature with a barbecue and a bar. Seats for sixteen, the option to add a licensed captain, and a top speed near 35 km/h turn shoreline cruising into a social, mobile basecamp for swims, winery stops, or sunset runs.
The lake is a glacial basin within Syilx Okanagan territory; steep western shores and long beaches create sheltered coves used for fishing and travel for generations. Geologically the basin's depth and the surrounding benchlands shape wind patterns—calm mornings can flip to choppy afternoons as air funnels off the valley. Kelowna’s fruit-country culture shows up on every trip: you’ll pass orchards, lakeshore parks, and waterfront vineyards framed by rocky points.
On the water expect flat cruising in protected bays and a livelier chop on open stretches toward Peachland or Fintry. The pontoon’s layout lends itself to multiple modes: grill and dine, anchor and swim, or drop the playlist and dance while tied to a sandbar. Safety gear and life jackets are included; a captain can be added for a fully relaxed day.
Plan around wind and sun, carry reef-safe sunscreen and plenty of water, and leave no trace when dropping anchor in sensitive bays. Book early for summer afternoons, consider a captain if you intend to drink or aren’t confident operating a boat, and have small bills ready for park or mooring fees. With a bit of prep the Tiki Yacht is a straightforward, sociable way to experience Okanagan Lake’s cliffs, beaches, and clear water with a crowd.