Wake Winni Watersports

We provide an all inclusive, private group experience on Winnipesaukee. Learn how to wake surf, water ski, or wakeboard. We provide all of the necessary equipment for safe and memorable fun time on the big lake. One flat rate for groups up to 8, just choose how much time you want to be having fun, we'll take care of the rest. Whether you are a beginner or advanced our experienced captains will be able to instruct your skills to the next level. We recommend 30 minutes per participant.

Lake Winnipesaukee Boat Tours

EXPERIENCE BEAUTIFUL LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE, A MUST STOP ON YOUR VACATION LIST OF THINGS TO DO. Captain Bill, with 25 years experience, will take you on a tour with a little history of the lake as your cruise by the many islands and savor the breathtaking views. You can also choose your own tour to any of the many ports of call or plan to bring a picnic lunch. Cameras and sunscreen are a must!

Meredith Marina

Located in Meredith New Hampshire right on Lake Winnipesaukee, we are a full service Marina dedicated to your boating pleasure. Whether you’re looking for a new boat, used boat or rental boat; a trailer, an anchor, or a fish finder; or simply a boat registration, we’ve got what it takes to put you on the water.Our Service Department is staffed with experienced, Mercury, Mercruiser, Yamaha, and Volvo Penta certified technicians ready to tackle all your maintenance issues. From a simple boat wash and wax to professional fiberglass repair or major engine work, we can get the job done quickly and at the best prices on the lake. With boat slips scarce and at a premium on the lake, our valet service offers boaters a cost-effective alternative to boating and storage. Simply call us an hour before you want to be on the water, and your boat will be waiting for you, fueled and ready to go. We also have a pump-out facility and a gas dock for visiting boaters

Irwin Marine

Our main location in Laconia is the Irwin Marine flagship store. We have been here since the 1920’s when the building was first constructed right on the shores of Paugus Bay on beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee. It is a very unique setting at this on water location which serves our customers with sales, service, parts, ships store, temporary boating tests, boat rentals, gas dock, upholstery shop, sign shop, fiberglass repairs, docks, valet service and winter storage. Stop in by car or boat, if you can’t find what you are looking for at this location we will do our best to find the best solution to your boating needs.

Y Landing Marina

For over 35 years, Y-Landing Marina has been providing full marina services to Lake Winnipesaukee boat owners. We are family owned and operated and take pride in offering a family-friendly environment with a pleasant, knowledgeable and experienced staff.

Balch Lake Marina

EKAL Activity Center

The EKAL Activity Center at Mill Falls is the best way to get out on Lake Winnipesaukee. Located on the shores of Meredith Bay, the water is only steps away.

Goodhue Boat Company - Wolfeboro

Established in 1903 by Nathaniel Goodhue and Chester Hawkins, Goodhue & Hawkins Navy Yard (now Goodhue Boat Company) is the oldest marina on Lake Winnipesaukee, and the finest boat dealer serving the New Hampshire Lakes Region. In 2004, the Pratt family acquired the marina and has successfully continued many of the traditions that distinguished Goodhue since its inception, while adding state of the art facilities and an emphasis on customer service that ensures our customers are able to maximize their time on the water. As a family-owned and operated business, we truly strive to treat our customers as we would like to be treated.

Lakeside Boat Rental

Begin your day at the Lakeside Boat Rentals located at the lake's southern tip in Alton, one of the earliest tourist destinations on the lake. Tour through charming waterfront villages's rich in history and interest. Come experienece the best way to see Lake Winnipesaukee. Fun for the entire family!

Trexler's Marina

It all started with a Russian baron, Boris Witte and his wife Eva when they moved from Alaska to the small town of Moultonborough, New Hampshire in 1946. With a real estate agent, they tramped over fields and woods and swamps, looking for property. Quite by accident, they crossed a little bridge to a huge island, but nothing was for sale.