The Water Traveler
Private Events &
All-Inclusive Boat Charters
in Lake Tahoe,
California & Nevada

Emerald Bay is arguably the most famous and sought-after destination in Lake Tahoe. One of the most photographed places on earth, it is located on the southwest shore. Towering cliffs soar above the bay and vessels of all shapes and styles pour in and out year-round. You can't miss this once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Fannette Island is the only island on Lake Tahoe. Smack-dab in the middle of Emerald Bay, it is (of course) only accessible by boat. Ask your captain to pull over and tie off at Fannette Island -- you and your crew can hike to the breathtaking panoramic views from the ruins of the Vikingsholm Tea House. This is a must-see on Lake Tahoe.

Eagle Falls are breathtaking natural waterfalls that run opposite down the trail from the shores of Emerald Bay all the way up to Eagle Lake -- the views of the bay from this hike are unbelievable, but seeing the falls crash down from a private boat charter might just top it all!

Bonsai Rock is one of Tahoe Lake Love's favorite go-to spots. With natural stone "steps" behind, guests of all skill-levels can swim from the boat and climb easily up the back of this historic rock. At the top, you'll see the wonder of nature as a bonsai tree has found its way up through the deep rock crevices. As a right of passage, you MUST jump off Bonsai Rock into the crystal-clear waters below. It's a Tahoe tradition!

Sand Harbor boasts the white-sand beaches, giant bleached boulders, and turquoise see-to-the-bottom waters that make summers in Lake Tahoe truly world-class. Your private charter will anchor inside an almost fully protected cove, flanked by mysteriously well-balanced towers of ancient boulders. Jump off to use the facilities, hike the trails or visit the snack bar!

Cave Rock is one of the most majestic and awe-inspiring landmarks on Lake Tahoe. Located about  halfway down Lake Tahoe's relatively untouched East Shore, it features a portion of the highway that's been blasted out with dynamite to allow cars to drive through -- calling back to Flintstone times, a cave tunnel through rock towering above crashing whitecap waves.

Chambers Landing is the oldest lakefront boat-in bar on Lake Tahoe. The pier bar was built in 1875, and still today features the famous "Chambers Punch", a secret and epic blend of a many strong rums, with a tropical and sunny kick. Be sure you ask your Captain to stop at Chambers for sure!

DL Bliss State Park is Tahoe's go-to spot for rock and cliff jumping. With multiple heights available, all ages and athletic levels welcome! Stare straight upward as rocks tower hundreds of feet into the sky and straight down into the blue depths.

A historic marina, campground and recreation area for over 100 years! Enjoy The Grove restaurant, a full service boat dock with fuel and marina store, white sand beach, live music and more!

Ski Run Marina features the best waterfront dining in South Lake Tahoe: Riva Grill, Artemis Lakefront, Bear Moon, Empanash, a beach, marina and more!

Lakeview Commons features free live music on their beach amphitheatre every Thursday of summer! Charter your boat to anchor out for live tunes at sunset! Boat ramp, dock, beach, snack stand, facilities all in one beautiful spot!

A historic landmark, Meek's Bay is the sight of one of the oldest settlements in Tahoe, dating back to 1928. Some of the most beautiful shoreline of the entire lake can be found here, as well as Meek's Creek which flows down from Rubicon Lake

Enjoy a casual, tropical Tiki Bar on the beach or a more upscale panoramic Boat House Restaurant on the Pier. A can't miss boat-in spot for sure!

Home of the famous Celebrity Golf Tourmament, a private charter favorite! Edgewood features sprawling grounds with multiple restaurants and pools and so much gorgeous coastline!