Rental FAQ
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The water on Lake Tahoe tends to be the calmest in the early morning when the winds are low and there is little boat traffic. If you want to capture the calm, glassy, mirror like water on the lake then the morning is the best time to schedule your kayak. Afternoon activities are more prone to being affected by the wind.
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Paddling with. If you want more opportunities to sit back enjoy the views and take some photos we recommend reserving a Double Kayak.
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Most of our tour services focus on the amazing clarity of the Lake Tahoe. These areas have little plant and wildlife so the chances of seeing fish are low.Our Tahoe Keys Marina location is the most diverse in terms of wildlife. This means the water clarity is reduced in this area. Guests can expect to see more plant life beneath their vessels and may have the occasional appearance by a beaver, bird or other local Tahoe wildlife resident. Please note that we do not guarantee wildlife sightings since we do not bait or trap the animals.
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Our clear kayaks are incredibly stable and guests tend to stay much drier during their experience as opposed to the common sit-on-top kayak. It is a water based activity however, so all participants and belongings are subject to getting wet.
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All guests should bring sunglasses and/or a hat. Guests should wear comfortable light layers that can be easily removed as the temperatures change. Please take into consideration that you will be in seated position for the duration of the tour so comfort is important. Shoes should be easily removable as you will be required to enter a few inches of water before entering the kayaks. A USCG Approved Life Preserver will be provided and required at all times while on the water.Bathing suits are welcome but are not required.