With shimmering cobalt waters set against the dramatic backdrop of the snowcapped peaks of the Sierra Nevadas, Lake Tahoe’s spectacular scenery has been seducing visitors for centuries. North America’s largest Alpine Lake, Lake Tahoe is also the USA’s second-deepest, and - at 6255ft high - one of the highest-elevation lakes in the country. What this adds up to is an overwhelmingly beautiful mountain destination teeming with diverse resorts, where the sun shines three out of four days of the year.

"Holidays in Lake Tahoe are all about soft, white, powder skiing in the morning and then sailing on the crystal, clear lake in the afternoon" - Stuart, California Specialist

1. Wild-swimming, sailing, kayaking, windsurfing, stand-up paddle boarding and other water sports take over the lake in summer.
2. Looking for an adventurous holiday, the surrounding peaks are a playground for hikers and bikers.
3. In the winter months, a holiday to Lake Tahoe will offer snowy slopes which draw skiers and snowboarders from around the world.