$20 for a "Harbor Lights" Sunday Boat Cruise from Sail with Scott LLC (Up to $25 Value)
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A 57-foot powerboat helmed by a licensed captain takes spins around Lake Ray Hubbard
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- $20 for a Harbor Lights Sunday boat cruise (up to $25 value)
Passengers board the Harbor Lights at Bella Harbor for a 75-minute cruise across Lake Ray Hubbard. The 57-foot double-decker powerboat with a capacity for 98 features floor-to-ceiling glass, and tables and chairs on its main level, as well as an open top level where passengers can find fresh air and beautiful views of the sparkling water. The boat also features 14 speakers and a laser show, and guests can bring their own beer, wine, spirits, and food for their journey.
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About Sail with Scott
A connection to the sea is in US Coast Guard–licensed captain Scott Self's blood—and, likely, his name. Given Texas's high concentration of the surname Self, it's probable that Scott hails from a band of prisoners shipped over from the coast of England in the first half of the 19th century courtesy of the British Royal Navy. Each prisoner on these ships was dubbed a Seawolf, a title that would eventually be shortened to Self. It's certainly fitting, then, that Scott finds himself at home on the water—he's even twice retraced his ancestors' transatlantic trip aboard a 44-foot sailboat, once heading eastward and once westward.
Today, Sail with Scott offers group and private sailing charters out of Lake Ray Hubbard's Bella Harbor. Captain Andy Blesi, a licensed captain who has been boating all his life, sails Harbor Lights, a 57-foot heated double-decker powerboat. The ship whisks passengers on peaceful cruises across the lake's calm waters, offering glimpses of scenic vistas and beautiful lakeside homes. Sail with Scott is located 23-miles east of downtown Dallas on Interstate 30.