Cruise Mission Bay on an easy-to-operate WaveRunner
Paddle the bay together in a sit-on-top kayak built for two
Cruise the bay with plush seating and partial shade
A smooth, spacious bay cruise for picnics and relaxing on the water
Sail San Diego Bay with a roomy cabin and roller-furling jib
Take the controls for a self-operated ride across San Diego Bay
Relax on the bay in an electric-powered floating lounge chair
Build balance and explore San Diego Bay at your own pace
Set your own course with a private sailboat and a roomy cockpit
Take the helm of a nimble Hobie Wave and explore at your own pace
Ease into sailing with a stable, easy-handling boat
Spread out on a spacious, stable catamaran
Sail Mission Bay with a cockpit designed for comfort
Enjoy easy handling and stability as you find your sailing rhythm
Enjoy a family sail with a roomy cockpit and space for your belongings
Set sail with family or friends on a roomy, stable catamaran
Enjoy quick, nimble sailing with the stability of a Hobie Wave
Take to the water on a board designed for ocean and lake paddling
A beginner-friendly way to explore the bay by paddle
Share a paddle in a stable, easy-to-handle kayak
Sail San Diego Bay, then savor local wine on a private outing
Cruise a double-decker pontoon past city views and Coronado Bridge
Cruise San Diego Bay for views of the skyline, USS Midway, and Coronado Bridge
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.