Explore Pacific waters with a marine biologist aboard a quiet, comfortable boat
Private Aquata charter for up to 11 with bay sights and a comfortable cabin
Explore San Diego by storytelling scooter, then drive a guided speedboat across the bay
Private 4-hour San Diego Bay cruise with captain, crew, and onboard bartender
Improve your SUP footwork with buoy turns and creative maneuvers
Gather your group on a spacious yacht and cruise past San Diego landmarks
Learn to sail in a private 3-hour lesson with a US Coast Guard certified captain
Cruise San Diego Bay with your crew on a private catamaran
High-speed catamaran whale watching across San Diego's open ocean
Private bay sailing with Point Loma or Coronado routes
Pair time under sail with a swim stop and paddleboard play
Keep the Scout to your group for a tailored wildlife-watching outing
Charter a 2-hour private catamaran cruise with a bar, dance floor, and water slide
Private tiki-themed charter for up to 13, with captain and bartender
Relax on a Mission Bay yacht cruise for up to 6 passengers
Build inflatable SUP skills with your dog in a private 1-hour lesson
See marine wildlife from a small, fast expedition boat
Customize a private sail with your own captain and crew
Celebrate on a private catamaran with Downtown and Coronado views
Snorkel La Jolla's protected marine reserve and explore sea caves when conditions allow
Cruise San Diego Bay, swim in Glorietta Bay, and explore your preferred route
Enjoy sailing and time in the water without choosing between them
Wind down with a sunset sail, city views, and drinks included
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.