Holiday lettings & accommodation in Lake Tahoe

From San Francisco, it is about a four-hour drive to Lake Tahoe. Better to come during the weekend if you want to avoid traffic. The best route from here is the Interstate 80. It will take you through the Sierra Nevada mountains, and from there, you can take Highway 89 to reach the lake’s north shores.

Booking a Lake Tahoe holiday letting is a cost-efficient way to spend your holiday, When here, don’t miss out on seeing the Heavenly Mountain Resort, where you can go rock climbing and zip-lining in the summer, then skiing and snowboarding in the winter, all while enjoying magnificent views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevadas. Also, check out Zephyr Cove on the south shore, where you can rent jet skis and speed boats, and then enjoy a romantic sunset dinner cruise as the sun sets in the evening. Because Lake Tahoe is a year round holiday destination, you can book a Lake Tahoe holiday letting at any time of the year to enjoy all of the perks of this mountain getaway.

Visit the Squaw Valley Adventure with the whole family, to have a fun-filled, sporty day. There are various adventure activities on offer, including zip lining, ropes courses, the skyjump bungee trampoline, climbing wall, and a mini golf course that kids will love. The Tahoe Treetop Adventure Park is California State’s first Aerial Treetop Adventure Park, which provides kids with an exhilarating, interactive adventure in nature. The kids will learn how to navigate through wildlife and nature with just a compass, learn survival tips, and most of all, have lots of fun. The trees are linked with simple, safe platforms, where you can attach to a zip line or cross with bridges to get around.

Lake Tahoe holiday homes are the smart choice for a varied holiday for the whole family. With the wide range of activities to do in Lake Tahoe, you may want to stay a few days or more. Having a Lake Tahoe holiday home all to yourself means you can truly relax. Everyone will have adequate space to enjoy, and enough leisure time to make your holiday count. Check out Lake Tahoe holiday letting options for various sizes, group preferences, and availability for your preferred holiday dates.

Besides eating, drinking, or relaxing by the campfire’s glow, Lake Tahoe is known as an adult playground for its wealth of nightlife. From casinos and dance clubs to karaoke bars, theme pubs and more, Tahoe nightlife has something for everyone. From your Lake Tahoe holiday home, it’s easy to enjoy an evening of entertainment.

From hiking to mountain biking, trekking and even skiing—this is one place that has it all. Golf courses are within reach of your holiday home; shopping and gastronomy should also be on your itinerary. You can take the kids on an adventure through the Sierra Mountains, or ski down the snowy peaks of Squaw Valley. It’s possible to kayak around the lake for a closer view, but bring adequate jackets in case it gets chilly. Of course, swimming is easy and free. If you’re feeling lucky on your Lake Tahoe holiday, why not try a round at the glitzy Harrah’s Casino?

Northstar California

This mountain resort situated 7000ft above sea-level is one of a kind, with perfect skiing and snowboarding conditions with views over a dark blue alpine lake.

Enjoy Californian cuisine or Japanese sushi in the village after a day on the slopes. And if you still have some energy, head to the ice-rink for an evening skate.

Donner Memorial State Park and Emigrant Trail Museum

Learn about native Americans, colonial immigrants and pioneer cannibalism in the museum and on the hiking trails of this State Park.

Vikingsholm

Vikingsholm is a stunning 38-room Scandinavian castle that is known as the castle of Lake Tahoe.

The Gondola at Heavenly

Go on a 2.4mi. ride on Heavenly Mountain in a gondola with views over Lake Tahoe.

Emerald Bay State Park

This National Natural Landmark established in 1953, covers 1500 acres of spectacular natural beauty with two hiking trails, campgrounds, and Lake Tahoe’s only island - Fannette.