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Lake Havasu Boating Guide — Rentals, Launch Ramps & Best Coves
Lake Havasu, a 45,000-acre Colorado River reservoir straddling the Arizona-California border, offers exceptional boating opportunities year-round. Multiple launch facilities, diverse watercraft rental options, and scenic coves make this a premier destination for boat-based recreation.
Boat Rental Types and Operators
Multiple operators offer diverse watercraft rentals. Pontoon boats (18-25 feet) accommodate 4-12 passengers and suit families and groups. Ski boats (16-21 feet) feature powerful engines for water sports. Jet skis (personal watercraft) are available from multiple operators for shorter excursions. Fishing boats range from center consoles to traditional bass boats.
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Crab Island Destin — How to Get There & What to Expect
Crab Island Destin — How to Get There & What to Expect
Crab Island isn’t actually an island — it’s a sandbar in Destin Pass where boaters anchor in waist-deep water.
What It Is
A shallow sandbar where boaters anchor to swim, float, and party. Floating vendors sell food and drinks boat-to-boat. Water trampolines and DJ boats show up on busy weekends.
How to Get There
You need a boat, pontoon rental, kayak, or paddleboard. Pontoon rentals ($300-500/day) from HarborWalk marinas. The sandbar is in the East Pass, visible from the Marler Bridge.