Brand new Yamaha surf boat 252x

Enjoy the waters of Lake Tahoe, California by boat! Rent the 25 feet Yamaha AR252 Ski/Surf 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.



Triple Ballast System: 1600lbs ballast system creates the cleanest, most surfable wake in the jet boat category.



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.



Alright, let’s skip the brochure talk for a second. You want a real Tahoe day? The kind that doesn’t feel rushed, that hits reset on your brain, that you’ll still be thinking about when you’re back at your desk on Monday? Then this boat is your move.



We start out of Incline Village, mid-morning. You’ve had breakfast, the caffeine’s kicked in, and now it’s time to let the day unfold. No strict plan, just good water, good company, and plenty of room to roam. Tahoe weather this time of year? Chef’s kiss. High 70s, no humidity, breeze just strong enough to keep things cool.



First, we cruise north toward Crystal Bay. The shoreline here is rugged and dramatic—massive granite boulders, trees clinging to cliffs like something out of a movie. Water’s so clear it almost messes with your depth perception. We drop anchor in a quiet cove. Want to swim? You’ve got 60 feet of visibility beneath you. Want to lounge on the deck and do absolutely nothing? Even better. That’s what the sunpad is for.



Later, we ride over toward Carnelian Bay. It’s livelier here—families barbecuing at the lakefront parks, paddleboarders cruising by, dogs living their best lives. If you're into people-watching or just want to feel the summer buzz, this is a great pit stop. We’ll tie up and grab drinks or snacks at Gar Woods—famous for their Wet Woodys (fair warning: they sneak up on you).



Afternoons are for drifting. Maybe we head south, pass by Dollar Point and Tahoe City, or loop back toward Secret Cove if the mood’s more low-key. I’ve had renters who wanted to cliff jump, some who brought a full charcuterie board and floated for hours, and others who just wanted to nap in the sun and blast music. This boat fits all of that.



You're not just renting a vessel. You’re claiming a day on your terms, with the best views in Northern California as your backdrop. So bring the cooler, bring your crew, and let’s make it one for the books.