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Lake Tahoe - Sights & Attractions - Homewood
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Go'n Boat'n

Limousine on the lake

5190 West Lake Blvd
Lake Tahoe, CA 96141
United States
+1 530 581 3962

See all of your favorite spots on Lake Tahoe as you cruise in luxury. Tahoe's fastest watercraft charter specializes in Emerald Bay, champagne and sunset cruises. The sky is the limit as you decide how and where you want to spend your day on the water. This "limousine on the lake" offers a pick-up and drop-off service for your convenience no matter where you are located. It's perfect for a romantic getaway for two or a day out with the family. The experienced tour guides can accommodate any of your boating needs. The charge is $50 per hour per person, with a four-person minimum. Special rates are offered for trips lasting four to eight hours. Call for reservations.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Tahoe Maritime Museum

Memories of the sea 5205 West Lake Boulevard
PO Box 627, Homewood
Lake Tahoe, CA 96141
United States
+1 530 525 9253
http://www.tahoemaritimemuseum... Amazingly well-preserved watercraft artifacts of Tahoe's maritime history are found here. The museum is used for public education and is a non-profitable organization. Boats, engines, motors, memorabilia...it's a sailor's paradise! Photographs dating back to the late 19th century are also on display. One can view almost antique hydroplanes along with modern day aquaplanes and water-skis, making this a veritable trip through history. Anglers will be happy to spot various types of fishing gear, boats and poles among the loftier watercrafts. Keen on keeping alive the local history, the museum publishes newsletters, produces videos, maintains audio/video archives and conducts regular sales. A membership contributes to the conservation of the local heritage.

Review © 2007, Wcities