Keowee & Jocassee

Tritoon boats and pricing

A roomy tritoon for the day, $600 cash or $625 by card, with fuel included and one charge.

The boat

A black tritoon with tan seating underway on Lake Keowee, seen from a wooden dock. — Out on Keowee. Three pontoons keep the ride steady and the deck level, even when the lake gets busy.

Looking down the length of the tritoon deck: tan wraparound seating, a captain’s chair at the helm, and open floor down the middle. — Wraparound seating front and back, with open deck down the middle for coolers and bags.

The tritoon’s helm: steering wheel, gauges, and a cushioned captain’s seat. — A simple helm. We’ll walk you through it before you leave the dock.

The tritoon pulling up to a floating dock with a yellow boarding rail. — Boarding is a step across from the dock.

The stern view forward along the deck, with cushioned bench seats and speakers built into the seat bases on both sides. — Speakers built into the seating along both sides.

Pricing

Eight hours of fun, only one charge.

Paying cash saves you $25. Either way, the price is the same on Lake Keowee and Lake Jocassee.

Your dayOne charge

Tritoon, eight hours: $600
Fuel: Included

A blue and yellow two-person towable tube with padded handles.

Tube Optional+$25

Ask for it when you call and it’ll be on the boat. With the tube, your day is $625 cash or $650 by card.

$600 Cash

$625 Card

Charged once

One charge, at the time of rental

The rate covers the boat and the fuel for eight hours. You pay it once, at the time of rental, and then the day is yours.

Questions

Common questions

How long does a rental day run?

Eight hours. We’ll agree on a start time when you call, and the boat is yours until eight hours later.

Is fuel really included?

Yes. Fuel is part of the $600 cash or $625 card rate. There’s no fuel charge when you come back, however much of the lake you cover.

What should we bring?

A cooler with food, drinks, and plenty of water; sunscreen and hats; towels and swimsuits; and shoes that can get wet. For Jocassee, pay your Devils Fork parking and admission online before you go.

How do we reserve?

By phone. Call (864) 508-2410 to check dates, choose your lake, and set a meeting time at the launch.

What happens if the weather turns?

We watch the forecast and are happy to talk it through with you before your trip. If a thunderstorm cuts your day short, give us a call and we’ll work something out for another day, depending on how much of your day you got.

Deep water

Ready to book the boat?

(864) 508-2410