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Boats for Sale in Horseshoe Bay, TX

21+ new and used boats from dealers in Horseshoe Bay, Texas. Updated daily.

21 boats available

Boat Prices in Horseshoe Bay, TX

Starting From
$20,400
Average Price
$91,160
Up To
$182,900

Boat Dealers in Horseshoe Bay, TX

Boats in Horseshoe Bay, Texas — FAQ

How many boats are for sale in Horseshoe Bay, TX?
There are currently 21 boats for sale in Horseshoe Bay, Texas from 1 local dealer. Inventory is updated daily with new listings from trusted dealers. Prices range from $20,400 to $182,900, with an average of $91,160.
What types of boats are available in Horseshoe Bay?
Dealers in Horseshoe Bay currently have pontoons, bowriders, deck boats, wakeboard / skis available. The most popular types are Pontoon (8 listings) and Bowrider (4 listings) and Deck Boat (1 listings). Browse all listings to find the right boat for your needs.
Do I need a boating license in Texas?
Texas requires a boater education course for anyone born on or after September 1, 1993 who operates a motorboat over 15 HP or a personal watercraft. The course is available online through TPWD-approved providers and you must carry the completion certificate while boating.
Where are the best boating lakes in Texas?
Texas has over 200 reservoirs and lakes for boating. Top choices include Lake Travis and Lake Austin near Austin, Lake Texoma on the Oklahoma border, Canyon Lake in the Hill Country, Lake Conroe near Houston, and Possum Kingdom Lake for its clear blue water.
How much is boat registration in Texas?
Texas boat registration is based on vessel length: under 16 feet is $32, 16 to 26 feet is $53, 26 to 40 feet is $110, and over 40 feet is $150. Registrations are valid for two years. Additionally, Texas charges sales tax (6.25%) on boat purchases.
Can you boat in the ocean from Texas?
Yes, the Texas Gulf Coast offers excellent saltwater boating. Key launch points include Galveston, Port Aransas, South Padre Island, and Freeport. Popular activities include offshore fishing for red snapper, inshore redfish and trout, and cruising the Intracoastal Waterway.