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A trip to Lake Tahoe is not complete without a cruise upon its crystal-clear blue water. Lake Tahoe Cruises and Zephyr Cove Resort share a proud tradition of offering the widest variety of entertaining cruises on this magnificent alpine lake. And we feature the two most classic and storied vessels on the lake—the Tahoe Queen and M.S. Dixie II.
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Tahoe Queen More transformation marks the Tahoe Queen's 25th anniversary. She's celebrating with an exciting renovation, from bow to stern. Reminiscent of the lake's turn-of-the-nineteenth-century grand resorts, the Queen's new look combines upscale saloon with luxurious salon for a casually elegant welcome. The paddlewheeler still sets her course for Emerald Bay and beyond. All voyages feature flavorful, sustainable menu items. And the Queen's roster of cruises has been updated, too, offering more entertainment...always in true sternwheeler style.
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Built on the Mississippi River in 1983, this storied classic paddlewheeler is 144 feet long and 33 feet wide, features three decks, and is Coast Guard certified for up to 500 passengers. Private deck exclusives, private charters, weddings and receptions are available year round. |
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M.S. Dixie II The M.S. Dixie II has won more awards for her hospitality, including "Best Boat Cruise at Tahoe" more than 12 times. The 570-passenger paddlewheeler was actually transported from the Mississippi River to offer Tahoe visitors more cruises. Menus on the state-of-the-art vessel feature sustainable and zero-transfat selections, as well as kid-friendly items. Welcome aboard for as many as five cruises daily, featuring spectacular sightseeing and entertainment. |
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