
Our Fleet
Steam Yacht Louise
Celebrate Aboard a Piece of Lake Geneva History.
Reception: Max 50 | Table Seating: Max 0
Experience the elegance of Lake Geneva’s Golden Era aboard the restored Steam Yacht Louise, built in 1902. Accented with polished brass and gleaming mahogany, this vintage steam engine is operated by an old time engineer, dressed for the job. The Louise has two decks furnished with clear side curtains for inclement weather and an enclosed cabin area with wet bar and head.
The Steam Yacht Louise is available day or night seven days a week for the full season.
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Our team of expert event planners is waiting to help you plan the perfect celebration.
Reception: Max 50
Table Seating: Max 0
Boat Pricing
Starting at $1,700
Floor Plan
2 Decks

120 Years on Lake Geneva!
Originally built for John and Louise Mitchell, the Louise was added to the excursion fleet in 1930. Having been converted from steam power to gas, she underwent a complete restoration from 1975 to 1978 when a 1926 Plenty and Sons steam engine was installed. Today she is the only lake steam yacht running on steam.
- Year Launched: 1902
- Company: Racine Boat Works
- Year Joined LGCL: 1930
- Hull: Steel
- Length: 75 feet
- Beam: 15 feet
- Draft: 4 feet
- Power: Compound Steam Engine James Plenty & Sons (1926)
- Fuel: Steam (Diesel fired boiler)
- Top speed: 9 mph (15 mph short bursts)
Explore the Rest of Our Fleet.
Each one of our beautifully restored vintage boats has its own charm, style, and capacity.