Lake Tahoe Kayak Rentals at Tahoe Waterman's Landing
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic paddling ability or willingness to learn recommended.
Overview
Paddle or relax on Lake Tahoe’s north shore with Tahoe Waterman’s One Hour Rental. Get equipped, guided, and on the water for a swift and rewarding escape into alpine serenity.
One Hour Rental
Kayaks & Stand-Up Paddleboards
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About This Adventure
Experience the stunning beauty of Lake Tahoe with our one-hour paddle craft rentals. Enjoy a guided safety briefing, all necessary equipment, and the option for a paddling lesson. Alternatively, unwind with a beach chair and coffee, making this a perfect getaway for adventure or relaxation year-round.
Discover the beauty of paddling Lake Tahoe with one of our many watercraft rentals. Or just sit back and relax with a beach chair rental and a coffee!
Duration
1 hour
About
- Rent paddle crafts for one hour
- Rentals are available every hour
- Watersedge paddle craft caddie included
- Paddle instruction & safety briefing included
- PFD's, paddle, and leashes included
- Paddling lesson available for an additional $45/15 minutes
- Equipment return late fee is calculated per 20-minute increments.
##Rentals available year-round
Off Season Rental availability (October - May) 10 am - 2 pm - Onsite rental only Summer Season Reservation availability (June - September) 8 am - 4 pm
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early in Peak Seasons
Summer weekends fill up quickly—arrive early to secure your preferred paddle craft and avoid wait times.
Wear Sun Protection
Reflective water surfaces intensify UV exposure; bring SPF, sunglasses, and a hat.
Check Weather Conditions
Wind can pick up unexpectedly on Lake Tahoe; always review forecasts before heading out.
Accept the Safety Briefing
Even experienced paddlers benefit from Tahoe-specific safety tips to navigate local currents and boat traffic.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring above the lake
- Mink and river otters near the water's edge
History
Lake Tahoe has been inhabited for thousands of years by the Washoe Tribe, who referred to it as "Da ow a ga," meaning "edge of the lake."
Conservation
Tahoe Waterman's Landing supports Leave No Trace principles and promotes responsible paddling to protect Lake Tahoe’s clarity and fragile shoreline ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Provided by Tahoe Waterman's Landing; critical for safety on the water.
Waterproof Sunscreen
Protect skin from strong UV rays reflected off the lake surface.
summer specific
Light Layers
Keeps you comfortable against variable temperatures and lake breezes.
spring|fall|winter specific
Water Shoes
Protect feet on rocky shorelines and provide grip when launching or landing.
summer|spring|fall specific