Find the best Lake Havasu boat rentals
In partnership with
Top 12 Lake Havasu Boat Rentals and Yacht Rentals
1234
How rent a boat on Lake Havasu
1
Find the perfect boatEnter your desired location and date to explore our fleet of boats on Lake Havasu, United Statess.
2
Select a captainChoose to drive yourself or select a USCG licensed captain.
3
Book with easeConnect with your boat owner and complete your booking online.
4
Set sailEnjoy your day on the water with friends and family!
Rent a Boat on Lake Havasu, AZLake Havasu, straddling the California-Arizona border, is a vast reservoir renowned for its 400 miles of shoreline and 60 miles of navigable water. Originating from the construction of the Parker Dam in 1938, the lake's allure surged with the establishment of Lake Havasu City in the 1960s. Drawing over a million visitors annually, the city, designed with tourism in mind and aided by Disneyland's primary developer C.V. Wood, boasts unique attractions, including the authentic London Bridge acquired from London in 1967. Comprising 10,276 granite blocks, the bridge spans the Bridgewater Channel, making Lake Havasu City Arizona's second most popular destination, second only to the Grand Canyon.Lake Havasu stands out as a boating paradise, offering diverse experiences from sandy beaches to remote campsites accessible only by boat. It hosts significant powerboat racing events, such as the Formula One Powerboat Championship and the Desert Storm Poker Run and Shootout, the largest performance boating event in the western United States. From luxury pontoon boats to sailboats, Lake Havasu's appeal extends beyond its unexpected desert setting, making it a thriving hub for boating activities.What to KnowWhatever type of boating activity gets you stoked you’ll have no problem finding the ideal watercraft on Lake Havasu. That said, the top picks generally include:Safety RequirementsBoater Education: While not required by the state of Arizona, taking a boater education course is encouraged. The Arizona Game & Fish Department lists several on their boating education webpage.Safety Gear: All boats must carry the safety gear required by the United States Coast Guard. Just what is required varies by boat size, and is listed out in the Boaters Guide of Arizona handbook.Where to dock your boat or meet your rental:As one might guess, it does get quite hot around here in the middle of summer. In fact, from June through September the daily average high is in triple digits. There is, however, a lake to jump into to cool off any time you like. And through the summer months the average water temperature is around 79 degrees, so it’s ideal for watersports and swimming.Average High Temperature: 109 degrees at the height of summer.Average Low Temperature: 43 degrees in the depth of winter.Average Water Temperatures in and around Lake Havasu:
Pontoon boats are considered by many to be the ultimate lake boats for exploring, swimming, or just lounging around, as well as simple watersports like towing tubes or kneeboards. And it’s a tough pick to argue against considering that most are decked out with comfy seating, swim platforms, and stereo systems.
Speed boats will be the choice for thrill seekers. Nail the throttle and hold on tight!
Wakeboard boats are going to be the top option for those who want to enjoy some serious watersports. The best part? The surf’s up all the time, anytime.
Havasu Riviera Marina
Havasu Landing Boathouse and Marina
Lake Havasu Marina
Site Six Launch Ramp
Stonebridge Pier
Weather Conditions
75 degrees in the spring (March, April, May)
85 degrees in the summer (June, July, August)
70 degrees in the fall (September, October, November)
60 degrees in the winter (December, January, February)
Things to do on Lake Havasu by boat
Boat to the BeachLake Havasu has a number of soft, sandy beaches. Some are accessible by boat only, and some have grills, picnic tables, and bathroom facilities. Each has its own character and some are popular with watersports fans, others are ideal for getting away from the crowds, and there are some you can camp at overnight.Pro Tip: If you want to check out a beach with constant free entertainment consider visiting Body Beach. It’s a favorite practice-spot for pro PWC riders.Location: Google Maps LinkClosest marina or docks: Lake Havasu MarinaLat/Long:34.459217 x 114.335869
Go FishingIf you enjoy casting a line note that Lake Havasu has been ranked among the top 100 bass lakes by Bassmaster Magazine. It has a strong population of largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and landlocked striped bass, and holds Arizona state records for several species including smallmouth bass and black crappie.Pro Tip: If largemouth bass are the target look for pockets and mini-coves in the rocky shoreline, and try tossing topwater lures early in the morning or at sunset. When the sun is high in the sky transition to drop-offs and deeper areas and use diving crankbaits, spoons, and other lures that can go deep.Location: Google Maps LinkClosest marina or docks: Lake Havasu MarinaLat/Long: 34.461157 x 114.350891
Go Scuba DivingLake Havasu has excellent visibility, ranging from 10 to 50 feet depending on the time of year and weather conditions. It also features a number of surprising attractions, like sunken planes, shipwrecks, and a diverse range of items dropped from boats on the surface.Pro Tip: Divers have plenty of options, but one big attraction is “Miller’s Folly,” a 60-foot double-decker paddlewheel wreck in 25 feet of water. The boat was said to have been built out of spare parts and donated materials in a mere 53 days, in the late 1960s. We’d question the lore, but then again, it did sink.Location: Google Maps LinkClosest marina or docks: Site Six Launch RampLat/Long: 34.444183 x 114.366249
Where to Go Boating in Lake Havasu
Bridgewater ChannelLake Havasu is known for a vibrant daytime social scene and the boats lining up along Bridgewater Channel make up its epicenter. This is a prime boat-watching and people-watching venue, with a nonstop parade of boats passing through at any given time. While you’re here, be sure to check out the London Bridge!Seasonality: Open 24-7 year-round, but no overnight mooring allowed.Wake Zones: The channel is no-wake, so watch your speed through its entirety.Lat/Long: 34.467735 x 114.347791Pro Tip: This is a spring break hotspot, so be aware that it can get quite crowded and a bit rowdy at times.Google Maps Link
Copper CanyonThis large cove is surrounded by towering canyon walls. Once an unofficial “party cove,” today it’s a bit more mellow and offers a picturesque spot for sightseeing and swimming.Rafting Up: Socializing in raft-ups is popular here, but before planning to do so make sure it’s allowed by your rental owner.Wake Zone: The entire cove is a no-wake zone once you enter.Lat/Long: 34.425015 x 114.307737Pro Tip: Copper Canyon is a popular area for treasure-hunting scuba divers as well as for general boating.Google Maps Link
The SandbarTen miles north of London Bridge, the Sandbar is accessible only by boat. Here, you’ll find a small island surrounded by a vast stretch of shallow water with a sandy bottom. It’s one of the most popular spots on the lake to drop anchor and chillax.Seasonality: Open 24-7 year-round, but no overnight mooring allowed and closed during certain holidays.Getting There: You’ll need to run up Lake Havasu and into the Colorado River.Lat/Long: 34.598087 x 114.426377Pro Tip: If you get the urge to explore pull up anchor, and head upriver another mile to Picture Rock. There are prehistoric petroglyphs chiseled into the rock which you can spot from your boat if you look carefully; they’re said to be over 1,500 years old.Google Maps Link
Dock-and-Dine at Lake Havasu Waterfront Restaurants
Barley BrothersThe SpringsTurtle Grill at the NauticalFor More Information on Lake Havasu, AZ Boating:
Hours: Sun-Thurs 11AM to 9PM; Fri & Sat 11AM to 10PM
Reservations: No
Type of Food: American, custom microbrew
Dockage Available: Yes, free, on Bridgewater Channel
Address: 2581 Hwy 95 S Parker, AZ 85344
Hours: 8AM to 9PM daily
Reservations: Yes
Type of Food: American, signature prime rib
Dockage Available: Yes, free
Hours: Daily 10AM to 10PM
Reservations: Yes
Type of Food: Pub cuisine
Dockage Available: Yes, free
Got Questions?
Top boat rental reviews in Lake Havasu
200,375Customer Reviews
4.95Average Rating
2022 22ft Pontoon...Great host, on time and communication was great. Nice and clean boat. Good size party boat for our party. We rented...
JoseNov, 2023
WILD IN HAVASU...Very easy process they were very easy to work with and very responsive to all my questions. Thanks for a great day.
JeffreyNov, 2023
2022 22ft Pontoon...The boat was great and Billy was very helpful coordinating launching the boat and getting us off the water. He was...
DianaOct, 2023
POWERTOON ,...Captain Bob was absolute amazing. My friends and I could not have asked for a better experience. Super...
KristinSep, 2023
WILD IN HAVASU...Great experience. The whole process was super easy and would definitely rent from them again.
LesleySep, 2023
Browse by Experience
Fishing charters
Yacht rentals
Luxury yacht charters
Pontoon boat rentals
Jet ski rentals
Bachelor party
Bachelorette party
Party boats
Own a boat?Boatsetter lets you make money renting out your boat. Peace of mind and insurance is included in every rental, and you choose who rents your boat.
Ready to set sail?Search and find the perfect boat.
Need assistance?Get in touch with one of our success experts.