We did the sunset cruise with Matt, starts at 2.30 pm and finishes about 6pm
Matt takes guests to various sites on the Lake where you will see rock wallabies, fresh water crocodiles and the most amazing scenery I have come across. Lake Argyl is a massive body of water stretching as far as the eye can see, surrounded by red rock escarpments. I was lucky enough to film a fresh water croc catch and devour a catfish.
The cruise includes free beer or champagne while stopped for photos of the sun setting
Well worth the price at $95 per person
Highly recommended

Of course the surface of Lake Argyle was barely wind ruffled as we cruised across it in the open boat. But the uncanny part was knowing we were metres above where the Ord River once flowed between banks way below us.What we saw as islands were once the peaks of nearby hills. We saw rock wallabies, photographed freshwater crocodiles, and held bread over the side for angler fish to shoot out of our hands.
Towards sunset we went for a dip in the silky water and watched the colours of the hills and sky redden around us. After we climbed back on board there were glasses of bubbly and snacks. A rather strange but memorable experience.

My husband and I did the evening tour yesterday (2.30 to after sunset) with Greg as coach driver and Matt as tour guide on the lake. Matt's knowledge of Lake Argyle in terms of its history, geography, local wildlife, vegetation...everything... is very impressive. (He would be my phone-a-friend on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire). This, plus his good sense of humour, made the tour for us. There was a mix of families, grey nomads and younger crew in the boat and we all had a laugh and a good time. There is another tour operator there with a seemingly fancier boat, but these guys are the original deal who we would highly recommend. They are the blue brochure when you're looking for info. A boat tour of Lake Argyle is a must do when you're visiting.