CHAPEL HILL BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Sun-Soaked Privacy: A Luxury Private Pontoon on Jordan Lake
A captained 25-foot private pontoon charter on Jordan Lake for up to 10 guests with scheduled swim stops, premium seating, and a spacious sundeck — this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
Sun-Soaked Privacy: A Luxury Private Pontoon on Jordan Lake.
Adventure brief
Sun-Soaked Privacy: A Luxury Private Pontoon on Jordan Lake
On Jordan Lake, Lett's Go Watersports runs a hands‑off luxury pontoon experience: a 25‑foot captained boat with plush seating, mahogany floors and an upgraded Bluetooth stereo that delivers private outings for celebrations, family gatherings, or calm afternoons anchored in secluded coves for swims and sun. The captain handles navigation so groups can relax, swim, fish, or float between planned stops.
Discover the ultimate luxury on the waters of Chapel Hill with Lett's Go Watersports' Private Pontoon Charter. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking a relaxing day on the lake, this experience offers personalized service, comfort, and stunning views. The spacious pontoon boat provides ample room to lounge, socialize, and enjoy the scenic beauty of North Carolina's waterways. With your own captain guiding you, music, refreshments, and world-class scenery create an unforgettable outing. The calm waters are perfect for peaceful cruising, making it ideal for families, friends, or couples looking to unwind. During your trip, keep an eye out for local wildlife and hidden spots that provide fantastic photo opportunities. The combination of luxury amenities and outdoor adventure makes this private boat charter a standout activity in Chapel Hill, offering both relaxation and a touch of opulence on the water.
Route Schematic
Sample Route Schematic
Typical charters follow a relaxed loop of sightseeing, a swim stop at a quiet cove or beach, and a leisurely return — times depend on your booked duration.
Welcome Aboard & Departure
Check‑in, safety briefing and boarding before departure for a scenic cruise across the lake.
Scenic Cruise & Wildlife Viewing
Cruise along shorelines watching for wildlife and bald eagle nests; music and relaxing cruising set the tone.
Swim Stop at a Private Cove or Beach
Anchor near a secluded cove, island or sandy beach for swimming, floating and picnicking — duration of the swim stop varies by charter length.
Leisure Cruise & Photo Opportunities
Return to the pontoon for more cruising, photos and time to relax on deck.
Sunset or Scenic Return to Farrington Point
Conclude with a scenic cruise back to the marina or Farrington Point sandy beach where the charter ends.
Safety note: all passengers ages 2+ may ride; children 13 and under are required by NC law to wear provided life jackets at all times. Boarding is via a front step ladder and may require getting your feet wet; contact Lett's Go Watersports at (984) 833‑8855 at least 24 hours in advance to arrange alternative boarding for mobility issues.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A 25‑Foot Pontoon Built for Comfort
The charter is a spacious 25‑foot pontoon with premium seating for up to 10 passengers, mahogany flooring with maple inlay, a large 4 x 8 starboard sundeck, a 50‑hp engine and an upgraded Bluetooth stereo for your playlists.
Private, Captained Cruises with Swim Stops
These private charters are captained and scheduled for relaxation and celebration: scenic cruising, planned swim stops in secluded coves or sandy beaches, and options to add tubing or floating gear for extra fun.
Pet‑Friendly, Fishable, and Pack‑Your‑Own Provisions
The boat is pet friendly (small fee and conditions apply), fishing is permitted if you bring licenses and tackle, and guests are encouraged to bring snacks and drinks — alcohol is allowed for 21+ but glass containers are not permitted.
What the day feels like
How the Day Unfolds
Boarding begins at Jordan Lake, then your captain runs the boat while your group cruises shorelines, listens to music, and pauses at scheduled swim stops or beaches for swimming and lounging. Depending on the charter length you’ll get between 30 minutes and an hour set aside for a swim/bathroom break, and the outing concludes with a scenic return to Farrington Point.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this charter fits — and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Charters are available in 2‑, 3‑ and 4‑hour options; each length includes a scheduled swim stop/bathroom break (2 hr = 30 min; 3 hr = 45 min; 4 hr = 1 hour).
Bring snacks, drinks and beach gear; alcoholic beverages are permitted for guests 21+ but must stay in coolers until underway, and glass containers are not allowed. Wear water shoes or remove shoes to board.
The charter meets on Jordan Lake, NC; confirm exact check‑in details with the operator prior to your booking.
Fishing is allowed but you must purchase any required licenses and supplies before the charter; the boat is pet friendly with conditions and a small fee.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can ride the pontoon?
The pontoon has premium seating for up to 10 passengers.
Where do we meet for the charter?
Charters meet on Jordan Lake, NC; your reservation will specify the exact check‑in point.
Are pets allowed on board?
Yes — the boat is pet friendly; pets must have short, trimmed nails and a small pet fee applies.
Can we bring alcohol and glass containers?
Alcoholic beverages are permitted for guests 21 and older but must remain in coolers or ice chests until underway; glass bottles and containers are not permitted for safety.
Is fishing allowed and do I need a license?
Fishing is permitted on the charter, but it’s your responsibility to purchase fishing licenses and supplies prior to the charter.
How long are the swim stops?
Scheduled swim/bathroom breaks vary by charter length: 2‑hour charters include a 30‑minute stop, 3‑hour charters a 45‑minute stop, and 4‑hour charters a 1‑hour stop.
Are there age limits or life jacket rules?
You must be 18 to book; all passengers ages 2 and up may ride, and North Carolina law requires children 13 and under to wear provided life jackets at all times during the charter.
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