36' Wooden boat - Wildwood (2006)

Wildwood is a 36 foot commuter style boat. She was hand-built from Philippine mahogany in Holland, Michigan by Grand-Craft. Wildwood has been cruising Lake Tahoe since she was commissioned in 2006. Mahogany is preferred by Grand-Craft for its flexible strength and sound/shock absorption, as well as its lasting beauty. Wildwood has proven to be a great blend of timeless styling and modern performance technology. All charters are wind & weather permitting Wildwood is U.S. Coast Guard certified, and can comfortably accommodate up to 12 passengers. Wildwood offers seating both inside and out, she even has a heated cabin for those chilly Tahoe evenings. Cruising on Lake Tahoe aboard the Wildwood offers a breathtaking experience as you glide across the pristine waters surrounded by majestic mountain peaks and lush, green forests. The lake’s crystal-clear waters provide the perfect setting for a peaceful escape, while the towering Sierra Nevada mountains offer a stunning backdrop. Picture yourself living out your Lake Como dreams, with a serene, elegant journey across one of the most beautiful alpine lakes in the world. Whether you’re soaking in the sun, enjoying a refreshing swim, or relaxing with family and friends, Tahoe’s idyllic beauty shines at every turn. As you cruise along the shoreline, the lake unveils hidden coves, sandy beaches, and rugged cliffs, offering you a chance to explore the untouched landscape. The vibrant blues of the water and the tranquility of the surroundings make it easy to imagine yourself in a world of luxury, much like the stunning views of Italy's Lake Como, but with the crisp, clear air and unmatched natural beauty of Lake Tahoe. Every moment spent on this remarkable lake is an opportunity to disconnect and immerse yourself in nature, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or simply a chance to appreciate the beauty around you, Lake Tahoe provides the ultimate backdrop for your perfect day on the water.