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But to your question, no. I really think, that if lake levels were more consistent, that would be a GREAT idea for the region's largest lake, Lake Hartwell. There are already two nice restaurants at the Portman Marina in Anderson County.
But to your question, no. I really think, that if lake levels were more consistent, that would be a GREAT idea for the region's largest lake, Lake Hartwell. There are already two nice restaurants at the Portman Marina in Anderson County.
I thought that would be a great idea. Even if you eat at one of the restaurants and board the boat after dinner. It could be so romantic. It could also be great for groups like reunions or company parties.
@ Skyliner, how do you go about doing that?
I did find this one @ Lake Lure but it's more just a party boat from the looks. The Beach at Lake Lure I was thinking a bigger boat that holds up to 100-150 people with maybe some dancing and drinks. Although, the one at Lake Lure still looks nice. It gives you a scenic tour and tells you about the history of Lake Lure.
You can take a small group (up to a party of 20) on a wine-and-cheese cruise around Lake Jocassee on the "Matriarch," a 57 ft., 1940s vintage Elco motor yacht. Wine and Cheese Cruises on Lake Keowee
A little farther away, up in Mooresvile, NC, you can enjoy a scheduled dinner cruise on Lake Norman aboard the "Catawba Queen," a side-wheel riverboat, or the 90 ft. modern luxury yacht "Lady of the Lake." Both vessels are also available for private charters. Dinner Cruises : Queen's Landing - Lake Norman, NC
Thanks for all the wonderful suggestions I will definitely research all.
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