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Private cruise-and-swim boat charters · Geneva Lake, Wisconsin

Cruise. Swim.
Stay awhile.

Reserve the whole boat, bring up to 12 guests, and leave the helm to a friendly female captain. We'll cruise the shoreline, find a comfortable place to anchor, and make room for the kind of swim stop nobody wants to rush.

Seven friends smiling together on colorful floats during a private Geneva Lake charter
Actually on the water · Geneva Lake
Private whole boatFemale captain2–5 hoursUp to 12 guests

The classic Geneva Lake day

A little shoreline.
A lot of water.

A cruise-and-swim charter gives your group both sides of the lake: the houses, trees, and open-water views from the boat, then the easy quiet that arrives once the anchor is down and the floats are out.

Your captain shapes the route around your charter length, pickup details, lake traffic, wind, and what your group wants most. No rigid itinerary—just a thoughtful plan for the conditions that day.

A guest relaxing in the sunshine on a pink float in Geneva Lake
01 Find your float
A guest carrying a pink float at the back of the charter boat
02 Come lake-ready
Five friends laughing and relaxing together on floats in Geneva Lake
03 Nowhere else to be

How the swim stop works

Your captain finds
the calm in the day.

The exact anchoring spot is never chosen blindly in advance. Your captain reads the lake first and picks a practical nearby place for the conditions.

  1. 01

    Cruise out

    Settle in, connect the playlist, and take in the shoreline while your captain gets a feel for the lake.

  2. 02

    Read the water

    Wind, traffic, water conditions, and the route all help determine the best available place to stop.

  3. 03

    Anchor + float

    When conditions allow, the boat settles in, the floats come out, and your group gets in at its own pace.

  4. 04

    Cruise home

    Dry off, find your seat again, and enjoy the ride back without anyone in the group needing to drive.

A quiet view across Button’s Bay on Geneva LakeButton's Bay · One useful lake reference

Know the lake, keep the plan flexible

A good route
leaves room to adjust.

Button's Bay, the Country Club shoreline, and the Conference Point area can all be useful swim-and-anchor references. They are not guaranteed stops; your captain chooses what makes sense for your pickup point, timing, and the lake that day.

Explore the Geneva Lake guide

Pack light, arrive ready

What's aboard.
What to bring.

Already handled

  • 01

    Your female captain

    The route, helm, and boat-day logistics stay in capable hands.

  • 02

    Fuel + safety gear

    The practical boat essentials are ready before your group arrives.

  • 03

    Floats + Bluetooth audio

    Swim-stop fun and the soundtrack are already built into the day.

Bring with you

  • 01

    Towels + sun protection

    Come prepared to move comfortably between the water and the boat.

  • 02

    Your food + drinks

    Pack the cooler with group favorites in cans or other boat-friendly containers.

  • 03

    The playlist

    Connect your phone to the six-speaker system—no extra speaker needed.

Please leave glass containers at home.

Choose your time on the lake

Two hours or five.
The boat is still yours.

Choose a date to see live times and date-aware whole-boat pricing. Longer charters create more breathing room for both cruising and an unhurried swim stop.

See live times and pricing
Focused2

hours

A concise shoreline cruise with time for a practical nearby swim stop when conditions cooperate.

Easy3

hours

A balanced lake day with more room to cruise before settling in on the water.

Unhurried4

hours

Time to let the route and swim stop unfold without watching every minute.

Make a day of it5

hours

The most flexibility for shoreline views, open water, and a long float with the group.

Graphite and black Barletta Cabrio pontoon cruising on the water2021 Barletta · Cabrio C24UETT

Made for the in-between moments

Wet towels.
Good playlist.
Plenty of room.

The 24-foot Barletta gives up to 12 guests lounge seating, shade, lake-ready storage, a midship bar, and enough shared space to keep the group together from cruise to swim stop.

24-foot CabrioSix-speaker audioPrivate + captained
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Cruise-and-swim questions

Before you
get in.

Is a swim stop guaranteed?

Swimming is a normal part of warm-weather cruise-and-swim charters, but safety comes first. Wind, storms, traffic, and water conditions can change the plan.

Can we choose where we anchor?

Share what interests your group, and your captain will choose a practical stop based on your pickup point, route, time, and the conditions that day.

Are floats included?

Yes. Lake-day floats are aboard for the swim stop.

Can we bring food and drinks?

Yes. Bring your group's favorites in cans or other boat-friendly containers, and please leave glass at home.

How many guests can come?

The private charter accommodates up to 12 guests total.

What happens if the weather changes?

Your captain monitors the conditions closely. If it is not safe to go out, we will work with you on the best next step.

Do we pay when we request a date?

No payment is collected when you submit the request. Your date, time, and details are reviewed and confirmed personally.

The water is the plan

Your private lake day
starts here.

Choose a charter length, find an open date, and send one clear request for the whole boat. No payment is due now.

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