Customized Cruise Excursions on Lake Havasu
We offer premier excursions on lake Havasu. We pick up your refreshments and snacks the day before your lake adventure.
We provide a 96 qt. cooler with ice and water.
We offer large, clean, soft beach towels.
Our lilly pad is always on the boat for our guests.
Our bluetooth sound system lets you control your own music.
We start and stop at times convenient to our guests.
You don't need to carry anything on the boat.
Our excursions are always comfortable and never over crowded. "Safety first" is a standard that we follow. Over crowding and Covid 19 are things we take seriously.
We book no more then 6 passengers at a time. Our boat is always cleaned and sanitized after each excursion.
We have access to other boats and captains for larger parties up to 12 passengers.
Our winter schedule offers shorter excursions. Sunset cruises are popular in the winter season. We offer shorter lake/river excursions.
During our cruise excursions guests can enjoy one of several well known resorts.
See the world famous London Bridge, Bridgewater Channel, Copper Canyon, explore a cove and witness truly amazing sunsets. During the warmer months we stop along the way and enjoy our fabulous beaches and cool down in the water.
We pick up and drop off at any resorts on the water.
We are licensed with the City of Lake Havasu and our captain is Coast Guard Licensed.
the captain
Captain Marty has a valid United States Coast Guard license and Lake Havasu City business license. Marty has a passion for the Lake and the Colorado River Gorge and all the beauty they have to offer. He knows the lake and river from the Parker Dam to Topock. There are so many ways to enjoy this beautiful environment. Marty does not believe in rushing your excursion on the water. He will give you a trip to remember.
Why choose Channel Catz for your next summer outing?
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An easy getaway that isn't far from home.
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An experienced captain keeps you safe.
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Time to relax with family and friends.
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A unique team-building experience.
