Sylvan boat - 2h
Discover Lake Bourget aboard our Sylvan pontoon boat and enjoy a unique experience on the water surrounded by stunning scenery, relaxation, and swimming spots. Spacious, comfortable, and perfect for outings with family or friends, our Sylvan offers a convivial way to explore the largest natural lake in France in an exceptional setting.
Description
Sylvan 2 heures:
- 150 CV - 7.7m long
- 11 seats + 1 captain
- Possibility to have a skipper
Possible locations:
- BBQ
- Stimmel
- Floating mat
Consider:
- A deposit of 1500€ in credit card
- Your boat license (river OR sea)
In the heart of Savoie and aboard our pontoon boat: the Sylvan, you can enjoy your holidays fully. Not to mention all the beautiful coves and beautiful landscapes that you will come across during your walk. With friends or family, renting a boat at Takamaka offers the opportunity to walk freely on Lake Bourget and discover the mytic places, such as the Abbey of Hautecombe. With an outstanding sound system, it is ideal for a day combining relaxation, water sports and meals. Its removable tables make it a real floating living room. The waterskiing mat gives you free access to waterskiing or wakeboarding to the sound of your favorite music.
Specificities of Sylvan:
- pontoon boat
- smoker craft mirage
- 11 people + the captain
- 150 horsepower
- 7.7 metres
- possibility to have a professional skipper
How to book:
- At the agency: 65 Boulevard du Lac, 73100 - AIX LES BAINS
- By phone: +33 4 79 35 45 36
- On this website page
Modalities:
- a deposit of 150 euros will be required before the rental
- our rates do not include fuel (we take care of the full and charge 2.15€ per liter of gasoline at the end of the rental)
Cancellation conditions:
- free cancellation 1 week before the rental
*Weather varies from day to day, we cannot ensure perfect weather on the day of your rental
Why choose Takamaka ?
Takamaka was born from a desire to develop outdoor experiences rooted in the territories themselves.
Over the years, the network has grown around several destinations while preserving a local and human-centered approach. The goal has never been to standardize formats, but to adapt each project to the specific characteristics of the location and the expectations of participants.
