Ultimate Pontoon Experience in South Lake Tahoe, CA
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
No advanced fitness needed; suitable for all ages and mobility levels.
Overview
Relax in style on South Lake Tahoe with this private pontoon experience. Enjoy full shade, fun water extras, and breathtaking views for up to 13 passengers.
ULTIMATE PONTOON - Shade, Fun and Comfort with a Driver
Seats up to 13 • Our most popular rental for groups! Driver Required, $40/hour Driver Fee additional
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About This Adventure
Experience a relaxing day on the lake aboard a fully shaded 27-foot tritoon, perfect for up to 13 passengers. Enjoy the flexibility of a Bimini shade, ensuring comfort while you soak up the sun. With extras like a Lilypad, cooler, and SUP, this rental promises unforgettable fun on the water!
A fully shaded tritoon for chilling on the lake!
Duration
3-8 hours
About
Full length Bimini Shade can be rolled up completely, or have either the front or the back protected against the sun.
All rental boats include a Bimini Shade that covers the back half of the boat.
Reservations can be made with commitments of 2 Hours of Rental time or more. Shorter durations are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Details
• Tritoon
• Shade Cover
• Boat length: 27 feet
• Seating: Up to the 13 passengers
• Driver Required
Boat Rental Extras
This rental comes with Lilypad, Cooler and SUP
Adventure Tips
Hydrate Throughout the Day
Bring plenty of water and stay hydrated while enjoying time on the lake, especially under the sun.
Apply and Reapply Sunscreen
The Bimini shade offers comfort, but your skin can still get sun exposure on the lake.
Secure Belongings Against Wind and Water
Use waterproof bags or containers to protect phones, cameras, and other valuables.
Listen to Your Captain
Follow safety instructions provided by the driver to ensure a smooth and safe trip.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring overhead
- Mule deer grazing near the shoreline
History
South Lake Tahoe has been a popular destination since the early 20th century, with roots in logging and tourism shaping its development.
Conservation
Efforts to maintain water clarity and protect native species are ongoing, with visitors encouraged to practice 'leave no trace' ethics on and around the lake.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
UV Protection Sunglasses
Protects your eyes against glare reflecting off the water.
summer specific
Light Layers or Windbreaker
Keeps you comfortable during cooler breezes on the lake.
spring specific
Waterproof Phone Case
Safeguards your phone from splashes while on the water or using the Lilypad.
summer specific
Non-slip Water Shoes
Provides grip and comfort for swimming or paddleboarding activities.
summer specific