Rent from South Tahoe SUP (board pickup only; you’ll need to drive to a beach like Nevada Beach). South Tahoe Kayak & Paddleboard at Timber Cove Marina also offers direct lake access rentals if you'd like to hit the water right away.

Head to Lakeside Marina, Timber Cove Marina, or Zephyr Cove Marina to rent a powerboat, jet skis, or join a scenic cruise. Perfect for a sunny afternoon on the lake!

Board the iconic M.S. Dixie II, South Lake Tahoe’s largest and most beloved paddlewheeler, seating up to 500 guests, for a narrated scenic cruise into the breathtaking Emerald Bay. The 2–2.5‑hour daytime tour departs from Zephyr Cove, offering spectacular views of Vikingsholm Castle, Fannette Island, and the surrounding peaks. Comfortable indoor and outdoor seating, a full bar and snacks, and expert narration make this experience truly memorable for all ages

Just minutes from Stateline, offering easy-to-moderate hikes with beautiful lake views.

A short drive (about 15 minutes) but worth it for a relatively easy, family-friendly hike to a stunning alpine lake.

A peaceful spot just southwest of Lake Tahoe, Fallen Leaf Lake offers an easy, scenic hike along the shoreline with stunning mountain and lake views. It’s a quieter alternative to Emerald Bay, perfect for a relaxing stroll and a picnic by the water.

One of Lake Tahoe’s most iconic and photographed spots, Emerald Bay is known for its stunning turquoise water, dramatic granite cliffs, and tiny Fannette Island. You can hike down to Vikingsholm Castle, take in the views from lookout points above, or explore by boat for a truly unforgettable Tahoe experience.

A quick, gentle hike with panoramic views of the lake and casinos below.

A half-mile sandy beach framed by pines at Zephyr Cove, offering a full marina with boat, jet ski, kayak, paddleboard rentals, beach volleyball, and a bar & grill—perfect for a fun day on the lake

Walkable from most Stateline hotels; calm water, umbrellas, and beachside drinks available.

A peaceful, spacious beach with soft sand, clear shallow water, and beautiful mountain views. It’s perfect for swimming, picnicking, or just relaxing away from the crowds. Paddleboard and kayak rentals are also available right on-site.

Classic lakefront dining with great seafood and their famous "Wet Woody" cocktails

fun, lively spot in Heavenly Village for pizza, live music, and people-watching.

A laid-back lakeside spot serving comfort food and their famous Rum Runners, with beautiful views and live music on the deck.

A celebrated seafood and steakhouse perched atop Kingsbury Grade, offering stunning panoramic lake views from its elegant dining rooms and bar. Join them Monday–Friday from 4–6 pm for happy hour!

A local favorite for fresh, creative sushi and sashimi, The Naked Fish offers a fun, lively atmosphere perfect for groups. Highlights include unique rolls like the Maui Wowie and a great selection of sake and specialty cocktails.

Open to all (even if you’re not staying at the lodge), The Bistro offers seasonal, upscale comfort food with beautiful lake views. It’s perfect for a relaxed breakfast, weekend brunch, or sunset dinner paired with craft cocktails.

A unique coffee‑by‑day, cocktail‑by‑night spot in Stateline, start with artisan espresso and pastries, then return after dark for speakeasy‑style cocktails, live music, and an intimate evening vibe

A family-owned bagelry serving New York–style bagels and deli sandwiches made with East Coast flair—freshly baked daily and ideal for a tasty breakfast or lunch to fuel your Tahoe adventures

A beloved Tahoe staple since the 1950s, this cozy, retro-style diner is famous for its hearty breakfasts—think sizzling waffles, fluffy biscuits & gravy, and friendly, family-first service.

A lively 24-hour sports bar and grill known for its juicy burgers, cocktails, and late-night energy. Perfect for grabbing a bite (or a drink) after the casinos, with plenty of TVs and even video poker.

Nestled along Lake Tahoe’s shore, this championship 18-hole course designed by George & Tom Fazio offers unparalleled alpine scenery, challenging play for all skill levels, and their signature 17th hole hugging the lake (the wedding will be on this same 17th hole!)

An Audubon-certified, family-friendly 18-hole course set in a picturesque mountain meadow — scenic, well-maintained, and ideal for golfers of any experience level

With eight outdoor courts, Tahoe Paradise Park is the go-to spot for outdoor pickleball in South Lake Tahoe. It operates on a first‑come, first‑served basis and charges a modest $5 per person per day

This indoor facility offers two acrylic courts with permanent lines and portable nets — ideal for all-season play, drop-in style during open hours