Enjoy sailing and time in the water without choosing between them
Explore San Diego by storytelling scooter, then drive a guided speedboat across the bay
Wind down with a sunset sail, city views, and drinks included
Build surf fundamentals with guided land and water instruction
Learn to sail in a private 3-hour lesson with a US Coast Guard certified captain
Book two private SUP lessons for you and your leashed dog, on separate days
High-speed catamaran whale watching across San Diego's open ocean
Charter a 2-hour private catamaran cruise with a bar, dance floor, and water slide
Private catamaran cruising with lounge space, sound, and swimming
Private tiki-themed charter for up to 13, with captain and bartender
Relax on a Mission Bay yacht cruise for up to 6 passengers
Sail to a Rady Shell concert and watch from the water
Relax at sea with your own crew and views of the California coast and Mexico
See marine wildlife from a small, fast expedition boat
Snorkel La Jolla's protected marine reserve and explore sea caves when conditions allow
Get started in the surf with beach instruction and time in the water
Customize a private sail with your own captain and crew
Take two private SUP lessons with your dog on separate days
Train or cruise on 14-foot race and touring paddleboards built for speed and glide
Book a 4-hour private San Diego catamaran charter with captain, crew, and a bartender
Share a romantic lake ride in a gondola brought directly from Venice
Island music, skyline views and dancing on San Diego Bay
Charter a 49ft sport yacht on Mission Bay for up to 12 guests
Sail San Diego Bay on a small-group catamaran with 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.