Water Activities with 18.5ft Sea-Ray at Cowichan Lake Marine
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Casual physical fitness needed for swimming and quick water activities
Overview
Ready to make a splash? Discover unforgettable fun on Cowichan Lake with an 18.5ft Sea-Ray boat, perfect for water skiing, tubing, and family outings. Learn more below!
18.5ft Sea-Ray
Starting at CA$479 • All ages! • Four or eight hours • Up to five people!
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About This Adventure
Experience unforgettable family fun on an 18.5ft Sea-Ray boat! Enjoy thrilling activities like tubing, skiing, and wakeboarding. With options for half or full-day rentals, this adventure promises excitement on the water. Just bring your swimwear and towels—everything else is ready for a day of classic aquatic enjoyment!
Great for families looking for good, old-fashioned fun!
Rates & Duration
- Half Day Rental (Four hours) • CA$479
- Full Day Rental (Eight hours) • CA$619
Credit Card Hold
A deposit will be held on your card at the start of your rental for $2500 to be released after return inspection
About
This 18.5ft Sea-Ray is great for families looking to have some good, old fashion fun. Tubing, skiing, or wake boarding on this water craft is always fun.
More info
- No water sport equipment is provided. Tubes, skis, and boards can be purchased in our Ski Shop. You can also bring your own!
- All boat rentals require a valid Boat Licenses.
What to bring
- Swimwear / weather appropriate clothing
- Towels
- Sunglasses.
- NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED
Adventure Tips
Wear a life jacket
Always wear a Coast Guard-approved life jacket for safety, especially if participating in tubing or water skiing.
Check weather conditions
Ensure clear weather and calm water before heading out to maximize safety and fun.
Arrive early in summer
Beat the crowds by starting your day early during peak season for a more relaxed experience.
Bring sun protection
Apply sunscreen, wear hats, and sunglasses to stay protected while on the water.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Ospreys
History
Cowichan Lake is part of a region historically inhabited by the Cowichan people, whose traditions continue to influence the area.
Conservation
Local operators emphasize eco-friendly practices by maintaining a sustainable fleet and encouraging responsible water use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Swimsuit
Suitable for water activities like tubing, skiing, and wakeboarding.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from UV rays during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Towel
Dry off after water activities or swimming.
Waterproof bag
Keep your valuables dry and organized during boating.