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The cost to rent a boat at Lake Tahoe for a half-day starts at $160. For a full day on the water prices on average range from $320 and $4,300.

Swimming in Lake Tahoe is an exhilarating experience. But wait! The water never really gets hot. Depending on the depth of the water and the type of lake you're swimming in, warm shallow bays and gentle sloping shorelines will warm fastest.

With a Lake Tahoe boat rental, top destinations include Emerald Bay, one of the most photographed spots on the lake, known for its turquoise water and scenic cliffs. Sand Harbor is popular for swimming and relaxing near the shoreline with crystal-clear visibility. Zephyr Cove offers a lively boating scene with beaches and water sports, while Rubicon Bay is perfect for anchoring and enjoying a quieter, nature-focused experience. Scenic shoreline cruising is a favorite activity thanks to Tahoe’s alpine backdrop.

Tahoe City Marina – Convenient north-shore location with access to Emerald Bay.
Zephyr Cove Marina – Full-service marina with rentals, fuel, and beach access.
Ski Run Marina – South Lake Tahoe hub close to dining, lodging, and nightlife.
Tahoe Keys Marina – Large marina with protected waterways; ideal for easy launching and returns.

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