Enjoy the waters of Lake Tahoe, California by boat! Rent the 25 feet Yamaha AR250 Ski Boat for up to 10 people (rated for 12 for better comfort up to 10 adults). Boat is in the water at South Lake Tahoe
This boat has been updated in our inventory (you might see old pictures of previous boat in reviews our customers for last few years)
Boat is delivered with a full tank of gas, and fuel charges will be added upon return. Must be 25 years or older to book and must have prior boating experience.
This boat comes with a Tube w/ Air Pump, Life Vests for adults, (for kids 10 and under please bring your own to ensure a perfect fit), Bimini Top, Safety Equipment, Top of the line sound system. No dogs, sorry.
You don’t have to launch or tow it.
Hourly rate is based on the full day up to 8 hours. The half-day rate may vary.
Terms are negotiable.
If you're looking for the kind of day that leaves your phone full of photos and your mind fully clear, this is it. A day out on my boat on Lake Tahoe isn’t just a ride—it’s an invitation to do Tahoe differently. No shuffle of flip-flops in a crowded parking lot, no squeezing onto a patch of beach between strangers. This is your floating front porch to one of the most beautiful alpine lakes in the world.
Convenient, uncrowded, and within minutes you’re surrounded by emerald coves, pine-lined ridges, and that unmistakable blue water that Tahoe’s famous for. From there, we head toward Bonsai Rock. It's not far, but it's one of those spots that always gets a reaction. The giant rock with the little tree growing right out of the top? Nature’s version of a sculpture garden. We’ll idle there, you jump in, float around, or just relax on the bow with a drink in hand.
Once everyone’s warmed up to lake life, we cruise past Sand Harbor—not into it, just *past*. You get the beauty without the beach crowd. Then we cut across the lake toward the West Shore, where the vibe shifts from wild and rugged to cozy and charming. Think treehouse-style cabins peeking through the forest, sailboats bobbing at their moorings, and the occasional bald eagle soaring overhead if you're lucky.
We’ll stop for lunch near Obexer’s Marina or pull into Homewood for a dockside meal. Want to bring your own spread? I’ve got a cooler and plenty of room for a picnic with a view. On the way back, maybe we swing through Meeks Bay, known for its shallow, Caribbean-colored water and calm swimming conditions. Great place to lay back and let the day just *be*.
Every renter’s trip is a little different. Some want adventure, some want peace and quiet. Either way, this boat is the platform—it’s just waiting on your story. Come make one.