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Bengaluru's premier monsoon marina. When the roads become rivers, Bellandur Yacht Rentals becomes your ride to the 10 AM standup. Yachts, catamarans and traditional coracles for the discerning, waterlogged techie.
From the humble coracle to the Sarjapur superyacht. All craft rated for Bengaluru's finest 4-foot depths and rescored by the season.
Traditional. Round. Spins gently as it drifts past your submerged Activa. No refunds if you get dizzy. Seats one techie and a slowly dying laptop.
A man named Suresh pushes you down the Outer Ring Road with a long pole. Serenades optional. Faster than the Purple Line during roadwork.
Onboard WiFi so you can join standup mid-lake. Camera-on optional. Stable enough to sip a flat white while the city sinks around you. Sales calls welcome.
For VPs and above. Ferries you and your ego with equal care. Comes with a captain who nods thoughtfully at your Q3 roadmap. Champagne is river water; we're honest about that.
The OG. Manjunath drives, you cling. As seen on every news channel every single monsoon. Price negotiated live, in the rain, at the mouth of the underpass.
Pedal past ₹3-crore "lakefront" flats with your situationship. The lake is technically at the flats now, so the brochure was, in the end, correct.
Curated seasonal itineraries across Bengaluru's most scenic waterways — which, until recently, were roads.
Glide across the lake's world-famous snow-white foam — the closest Bengaluru gets to a white Christmas. Do not touch the water. Do not let the water touch you. Complimentary mask and a signed waiver.
White-water thrills where the underpass used to be. Feel the current where two flyovers, one metro pillar and a decade of BBMP planning converge. Life jackets are opinions, but wear one.
The lake has, historically, caught fire. So we bring skewers. A once-in-a-season flambé experience where the water itself provides the flame. Genuinely, please don't ask how.
Hop-on hop-off between every drowned campus on the corridor. Drop your access card in the water and we'll fish it out for ₹100. Reach standup soaked but present. Attendance is attendance.
Unlike your cab app, our surge is transparent, seasonal, and genuinely tied to the weather. Fares update live with the water level at Ecospace Junction. Book on a drizzle, sail for less.
"Missed my cab, caught a catamaran. Reached before my manager. Joined standup from the lake with the froth as my Zoom background. 10/10, chaotic but punctual."
"The froth got into my filter coffee but honestly the vibes were immaculate. Suresh on the gondola is a better conversationalist than my entire pod."
"My apartment brochure promised 'lakefront living.' On the 14th of every June, it delivers. BYR just formalised the situation."
"Took Tractor Class. Manjunath is a smoother driver than my Uber guy and does not cancel after accepting. Docked one star: no AC. It's a tractor."
Secure your vessel before the corridor goes fully aquatic. Vessels are limited; the flooding is not.
⚓ Book Your Voyage NowWe are not responsible for what is in the water. Neither, historically, is the BBMP. The lake has a chemical profile and a LinkedIn presence, and both are outperforming most of us.
All vessels are BBMP-unapproved. In fairness, the BBMP has not approved a functioning drain either, so we consider it a level playing field. Or a level lakebed.
Life jackets provided. The lake is 40% water, 60% opinion, and, on certain evenings, flammable. Do not smoke on the Froth Cruise. Do not smoke near the lake. Do not smoke.
The floods are extremely real. The tractors are real. The ₹3-crore flats becoming lakefront property overnight is real. We are simply the first ones honest enough to sell you a boat about it.
No. From February we pivot to Bellandur Dust Buggy Rentals for pothole-season off-roading, and in power-cut season we rent out our inverters. It's a diversified portfolio. See you in Whitefield.
The water has been to more places than you have and survived things you couldn't. Treat it with respect. Keep your mouth closed. Keep your resume open.
Absolutely. File it under "last-mile connectivity." Your finance team has approved stranger things, and technically it IS the last mile, and it IS very wet.
The airport is 40km away and, for once, on dry land. That's a different company's problem. We stop where the water stops, which this year is somewhere near your desk.