The Sightseeing cruise does not typically sell out completely, so if your last-minute plans include visiting Lake Mead, you should book on our website when you’ve solidified your plans. We take bookings right up to 30 minutes prior to departure. When meal cruises are operating, we recommend booking at least 1 week prior.

Our parking lot is a dirt parking lot on the beach. There is no parking fee, just the entrance fee payable to the National Park Service. It is about the size of a football field.

Yes, but it is not marked. Upon arrival, staff can assist with where to park if there are any questions.

Yes, we have an accessible restroom plus six gender-neutral restrooms before boarding the boat. There are also restrooms on the boat – an accessible restroom plus two general-neutral ones on the first deck and two more gender-neutral restrooms on the second deck.

Only service animals are allowed.

Vehicles can pull up to the front of the head and walk to drop someone off. The 1st deck and restrooms are ADA-accessible. Scooters and wheelchairs can take the path to the boat and board. We also have a wheelchair to assist with boarding.

Yes if you are also booking a private charter, but not if you are joining a public cruise.

No, no outside food or beverage is not allowed, except for water.

Weapons, marijuana, drones, metal detectors, and wrapped gifts (gift bag only). Bags are subject to search prior to boarding as per Homeland Security regulations.

15 minutes by car.