Chris is a great host. He ensured we enjoyed 5 hours of lake activities. Very interactive and was…read morenot afraid to get his hands dirty. The boat was solar which was unique. Had plenty of space for 4 adults, 4 children, 2 coolers, and 4 tubes. We booked the 5 hr event. We jumped off cliffs and swam the lake. Chris provided a rope swing and massive paddle board. This would be a good way to spend a day on the lake with your family. At the conclusion of the event, we were all exhausted and tired. The host also owns a couple other attractions/properties around the area. We didn't check them all out, but we did go to his Emu and Giant Bunny farm.

From the owner: This is a guided, exclusive cruise, on a private solar boat, traveling around select parts of Table…read moreRock Lake where you can sight-see, sunbathe, fish, swim or just sit back and enjoy the ride while your guide navigates and answers any questions you might have. Your guide will meet you at the boat and have it ready for departure at the time of your choosing.

This was such a fun experience! Amy and her husband Paul were such amazing tour guides, and we…read morehighly recommend this to anyone in Branson for a family holiday. Even if you aren't good at paddle boarding or have never done it, Amy's expert instructions make it super easy to get started, and you'll be up and boarding in no time. So much fun, thank you Amy!

From the owner: We offer a unique paddle experience on Table Rock Lake aboard illuminated SUP paddle boards.read more

We had a wonderful evening aboard the Silver Dollar City Showboat. We upgraded to Captain's Club…read moretickets, and it made all the difference. From where we started at the White River Landing, everything was smooth and well organized. The landing itself is charming, especially in the evening with string lights and a couple of shops designed to match the showboat's vintage aesthetic. There was a dedicated priority boarding line for Captain's Club guests that started on time and before general admission, so we avoided any wait. Staff efficiently guided us through boarding (complete with photo opportunity with an option to purchase later) and to our seats in the dining area. The dining experience was outstanding thanks to our attentive server and other dining staff. With Captain's Club, we enjoyed a menu to choose from, were served ahead of the general admission guests, and the food arrived quickly. During dinner, the show with the Rivertown Ramblers was energetic, also well-organized, and highly entertaining. The talented vocalists and musicians delivered a fantastic performance. The combination of the scenic cruise, great food, priority service, and live entertainment made for a memorable evening and one of the highlights of our Branson trip. I highly recommend the Showboat to anyone visiting and definitely upgrade to Captain's Club if you can.

Now the Silver Dollar City showboat! A unique blend of Music, magic and mischief ensue as audience…read moremembers are invited on stage. A meal of baked chicken, pot roast, green beans, mashed potato with gravy, Mac n cheese, salad and roll are all enjoyed during. Menu looks like it might be updated seasonally with the spring dessert being a vanilla cake with berry sauce and cream. I added coffee and our wonderful server brought it promptly. The Rivertown Ramblers are now the headliners. Seeing them perform before at Silver Dollar city I knew they were good but they have really put together a great show for all ages. Truly appreciate the way the honor birthdays, anniversary's, and veterans. A 40 minute intermission and the invitation is given to explore the boat meet the captain and take in a truly beautiful table rock lake sunset. They told us to arrive an hour before our ticket time but we I think we would have been okay even coming 30 minutes before. It's well organized but having that extra time for our first visit was fine. After dinner and disembarking we tried the trail around the lake because we were still full. Would 100% do it again. The boat bathrooms were a little different and stopped flushing but staff were quick to respond. Overall staff were great and attentive! Nice big parking lot. My only advice is avoid the 2nd tier side seating. Go for the floor or 2nd tier facing the stage. The side seating visually cuts off half the stage.

Master Captain Bob was a great tour guide for our two (plus) hour tour and very affordable. This…read morewas much cheaper than renting our own boat. He gave us a lot of history and open waters. Our family will return for different boat (and swim) experiences, Great Value!!

I've done a few Duck Tours in my life and here's why I liked this one best:…read more1) The tour guide was super entertaining. Chatted up the kids who really stole the show. Made dumb jokes. Kept us all listening and entertained. 2) It's not one of those history-heavy duck tours. I can't stand when they throw a lot of knowledge at you. I can't remember it and I just want to enjoy it. This is a fun one, guys. Also, no offense to Branson, but there's no history here. As far as I can tell this is a "if you build it they will come and spend money" type of place. 3) It's like an hour or so long so you can get back to shopping or seeing a show or whatever is tugging at your wallet. The host was great - super nice and super memorable guy - loved it.

Let me start by saying the employees were very friendly and easy to talk to. There was a playground…read moreinside the waiting area for the kids which was fun, but was $5 plus tax for each kid to play. The tour itself was very disappointing. It's nothing like the old tours used to be. About 50 minutes of it was just sitting in Branson traffic while the tour guide made small talk. There were very few facts actually given about what we were passing as drove by. Then they switched captains and we gently went into the water (no fun splash anymore) and we very slowly cruised around Lake Taneycomo for maybe 10 minutes and then we went back and sat in more traffic. The kids are no longer allowed to "drive" the boat. It was the most disappointing waste of $200. I wanted to love it but I really just couldn't.

The catamaran sunset cruise was just what we wanted. Mellow. Not too crowded. Informative. Staff…read morewas super friendly. Beautiful night on the lake!

My wife and I came to Branson as novice lake-goers. We don't own a boat and have almost no…read moreexperience on a lake. We went out on the swim cruise, I believe they called it. It was a 2-hour trip. Basically, we cruised out to a nice, protected cove and dropped anchor for awhile, allowing all of us to get off the boat if we wanted and go enjoy the water. The options were: Two tandem kayaks, a giant inflatable slide, an inflatable trampoline with a launch bubble and just swimming around. The staff was very friendly and entertaining. They even played music over the boat speakers the whole time and had some fun contests and entertainment on the trip back to the marina. It is well worth the money to go out and enjoy the lake.

Nice place to go sit and watch the animals and water. Very peaceful. And free! We sat on a dock and…read morewatched the geese's and ducks. Next time we will bring fishing gear.

One of Branson, Mo greatest gems is this pretty little lake…read more Some of the best mornings of my life have been spent on this quite little lake; guiding kayak tours in the spring and summer months, admiring all the adorable, chicks, ducks, Heron, turtles, fish, Canada Geese, and bald eagles-it was wonderful to watch the seasons change with the chaning colors of the leaves and the changing colors on the breasts of all the waterfowl; saying good morning to all the polite and funny fly-fishermen at dawn; giggling at the beavers who would sometimes scare the cr*p outta me by splashing into the water while I was admiring a Great Blue Heron; paddling my kayak through the icey waters, myself and my kayak covered in snow, during the winter. What I really loved, during the super-hot summer months, was when they would do a dam release and the cold water from the bottom of Table Rock lake would turn Lake Taneycomo into a super-cold 40degrees stream, creating this beautiful foggy mist, making morning kayak trips gloriously romantic, refreshing, and a luxurious treat. Some may think it's a stream or a gentle river upon first inspection because there is usually a bit of a current. This is because they let do "dam releases" from Table rock lake which regulates the lake levels of Taneycomo. So, even though it moves like a river it is technically a lake since it is dammed on both sides. SUGGESTIONS: Bring a kayak. You'll see so much more. You'll never disturb the little critters. Youll get to sneek up on happy little turtle families. Make more friend with the fly-fishermen by telling them where all the great fishing holes are without disturbing the fish. Bring a camera. Enjoy!

We got rained on a little bit but it was worth it. Great cave tour and the shop had lots of things…read moreto buy. Intriguing history! Beautiful cave!

We enjoyed our visit and the information shared. This cavern is a bit different than others we…read morehave toured, so it was a nice change of pace, learning more information. Had a great walk uphill after the cavern tour. My only warning is, if you can't walk a little distance uphill, this is not for you. We topped off our cavern tour with the maze. It's not as easy as you think!