easy
2–8 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; just be comfortable on water
Discover the beauty of Cayuga Lake with a reliable boat rental from Cayuga Lake Boat Rentals. Perfect for fishing, cruising, or relaxing on pristine waters, their vessel provides access to one of New York’s most scenic lakes.
Starting at $2,250 • Driver 21+ • 129 Hours • Up to 7 People
129 Hours - Leave at 8am on first day of rental. Return by 5pm on last day of rental.
18ft Fourwinns 4.3L Volvo Penta
Is the boat handicap accessible? Yes, we are able to get wheelchairs and walkers on and off the boats, it may require some assistance from our staff depending on the water levels.
Are pets allowed on board? Yes, as long as pets are well trained.
Is the boat covered from the weather? The boat is half covered with a Bimini top, half the boat is exposed to the sun.
What happens if the weather is bad, cancellations? Cayuga Lake Boat Rentals will decide if the weather is too severe to be on the water. If we decide not to send you out, we will try to reschedule you during your vacations time or a gift card will be issued for a future date. We DO NOT cancel due to passing rain storms, cool temperatures or overcast skies. Please see further details on this in the check box upon booking.
If you, the customer, cancels at any time, for any reason...there will be no refund unless the boat is reserved by someone else for that date and time.
Are there life preservers on board (pfd)? Yes, the orange Type II jackets are provided however, If you are more comfortable with your own life jacket, please bring it. Life jackets are always required for passengers under the age of 12.
Is there a bathroom on board? No, these boats do not have bathrooms on them. There are bathrooms at the pick up location or across the lake at Long Point State Park.
Is smoking allowed? Smoking is allowed but you will be charged for any cigarette burns that may occur
Can I leave the boat tied to a dock overnight? Dependent on weather conditions.
Ensure your safety by inspecting the boat and life jackets before departure.
Check local weather forecasts for wind and storm updates to plan your trip safely.
Bring binoculars for bird watching and spotting local wildlife along the shoreline.
Familiarize yourself with the lake map to find scenic spots and safe anchorages.
Cayuga Lake has been a vital transportation route since the 19th century, and the region played a key role in the development of the Erie Canal system.
The business and local parks promote sustainable tourism, emphasizing maintaining water quality and protecting native wildlife.
Helps protect your skin during sun exposure on the open water.
summer specific
Provides protection from glare and UV rays.
summer specific
Keeps your valuables safe and dry during your trip.
Ideal for swimming or relaxing by the boat.
summer specific