Explore Catalina's coastline with a divemaster at your side
Enjoy family fun by day or a cocktail cruise at sunset
Discover the joys of sailing on Santa Monica Bay
Swap bar hopping for a private night on the water
Discover the maritime history and working waterfront of America’s busiest container port
Private harbor cruise with a captain, lounge seating and space for your own food and drinks
Paddle the Palos Verdes coast with a guided stand-up paddle board session
Private coastal cruise aboard a 40-foot yacht with opportunities to spot local marine life
Guided shore dive through Catalina’s kelp forest at Casino Point
Fish Dana Point’s local waters with an experienced calico bass specialist
Fish Catalina waters from a captain-led boat with time to swim and relax
Paddle Back Bay routes from quiet upper waters toward Newport Harbor
Learn to harness the wind, from land practice to riding on the water
Cruise Newport Harbor with the comfort of a full enclosure
Discover the joys of sailing with a captain at the helm
Wind down on the water with your favorite nightcap
See the harbor sights with stories to bring them into focus
Cruise Newport Harbor with lounge seating, shade and your own soundtrack
Learn to surf with a 90-minute lesson in Redondo Beach
Chase offshore and Catalina fish aboard a private 40-foot sportfishing yacht
Refresh your scuba skills on a guided 1-tank dive in Avalon
Fish offshore with more room at the rail and more range to find productive water
Reel in hard-fighting tuna aboard a captained offshore fishing boat
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.