Highlights
- Paddle around bonsai rock and other iconic boulders along the East Shore
- Skip the Sand Harbor parking hassle
- Take a plunge off a boulder into the crisp waters of Tahoe
- Enjoy the unparalleled scenery of Sand Harbor and get pictures that will make your friends jealous
- Learn the astounding history that led to the East Shore being left undeveloped
Tour Description
We now offer a hassle-free Sand Harbor experience! No need to battle traffic and race to Sand Harbor first thing in the morning in hopes of gaining admission to the park to make your tour. Instead, conveniently meet your guide for a morning departure on Tahoe Adventure Company’s private shuttle! Upon arrival to Sand Harbor, you will have time to use the restroom, apply sunscreen, and enjoy the beach before setting off to explore the only undeveloped side of Lake Tahoe - The East Shore!Your guides will first cover a comprehensive kayak lesson on the beach. Once on the water, we paddle along the rustic coastline and iconic boulder fields, soaking up the incredible Sierra views. Your guide will discuss the geology, ecology, and other natural and human history topics throughout your trip.
Know Before You Go:
- We utilize a private shuttle to get into Sand Harbor. Parking at Sand Harbor often fills up by 8:00am, preventing guests from obtaining parking and missing their scheduled tour. This tour cuts that hassle out and guarantees you a spot at Sand Harbor!
If you are one person, please call our office to join an existing group!
**This tour has a 5 person minimum to run. Single travelers welcome to join our daily tour! We will contact you if your chosen date does not meet the minimum and work to move you to another day.**
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