Lake of the Ozarks is one of the Midwest's premier boating destinations — 1,150 miles of shoreline winding through central Missouri. Pontoon and powerboat rentals, jet ski, wakeboarding, lake cruises and fishing charters run from spring through fall around Osage Beach, Lake Ozark and Gravois Mills.
Lake of the Ozarks Tours & Activities
Compare 28 verified operators in Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. Boat charters, jet ski, fishing, sunset cruises and more — instant booking via FareHarbor.
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Lake of the Ozarks is one of the Midwest's premier boating destinations — 1,150 miles of shoreline winding through central Missouri. Pontoon and powerboat rentals, jet ski, wakeboarding, lake cruises and fishing charters run from spring through fall around Osage Beach, Lake Ozark and Gravois Mills.
Popular activities
Pontoon and tritoon rentals, jet ski and waverunner rides, wakeboard and tube sessions, lake sightseeing cruises and bass fishing charters are the most booked on the lake.
Complete Guide to Lake of the Ozarks Activities & Tours
Lake of the Ozarks hosts 28 verified tour operators across 5 activity categories — 1,150 miles of Midwest shoreline famous for pontoons, party coves and summer lake life. Every operator on this page is a vetted FareHarbor partner with real-time availability, instant online booking and secure checkout.
Top Activity Categories in Lake of the Ozarks
16 boat charters & rentals
6 watersports
4 guided tours
1 fishing charters
1 jet ski rentals
Where the operators are
Most departures run from Osage Beach, Lake Ozark and Gravois Mills. Main areas by operator count: Lake Ozark (9), Osage Beach (9), Eldon (5), Gravois Mills (5). When choosing, check the meeting point against where you're staying — many operators offer flexible start times.
Featured operators
Multi Day Rental: Raven Marina — Eldon · from $150
Wave Runner Rental — Gravois Mills · from $100
The Hopper Bar Excursion — Lake Ozark · from $95
Evening Cruise with Optional Dinner — Lake Ozark · from $95
Booking tips for Lake of the Ozarks
Book early in peak season (Memorial Day – Labor Day) — weekends sell out days ahead
Prices start around $50, averaging $84 per person across categories
Free cancellation applies to most listings 24–48h before departure — check each operator's policy at checkout
Getting there: St. Louis (STL) or Kansas City (MCI), ~2.5–3h drive
Arrive 15 minutes early with a valid ID; dress for the weather
Frequently Asked Questions
Pontoon and powerboat rentals, jet ski, wakeboarding, tubing, lake cruises and fishing charters — all bookable instantly online with free cancellation on most.
Most visitors drive from St. Louis or Kansas City (about 2.5–3 hours) or fly into those airports; marinas line Osage Beach, Lake Ozark, Gravois Mills and Eldon.
Memorial Day through Labor Day is peak season with warm water and the liveliest scene; May and September offer great weather and lower prices.