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.

$600 Cash

$625 Card

Charged once

What you won’t be charged for

A lot of rentals start with a deposit, add a fuel bill at the dock, then charge for extra time. Here the rate is the whole bill.

A separate depositNot charged
A fuel bill when you returnNot charged
Hourly overageNot charged

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