Newport Harbor cruising with music, outdoor TV and a cabin
Enjoy family fun by day or a cocktail cruise at sunset
Dive Catalina’s kelp forests from a captained charter boat
Quiet electric harbor cruising with Bluetooth sound and room for your group
Glide along Laguna Beach on a 90-minute guided stand-up paddle tour
Learn to surf in Laguna Beach with a semi-private 1.5-hour lesson
Ride from Newport Harbor to the Pacific with extra time for harbor transit
Cruise in comfort with a styled table and a fire pit on deck
Unwind on the harbor with your own food and drinks
Fish Southern California waters on a 9-hour trip from Dana Point Harbor
Build surf skills with personalized coaching and provided gear
Private harbor cruise with a captain, lounge seating and space for your own food and drinks
Discover the underwater side of Newport Beach
Fish offshore with a captain and onboard amenities
Two-level harbor cruising with a slide, bathroom, and room for your group
Private coastal cruise aboard a 40-foot yacht with opportunities to spot local marine life
Pedal a sheltered lagoon for Back Bay views and a relaxed ride
Launch from the dock on a stable paddleboard built for flat-water cruising
Learn to harness the wind, from land practice to riding on the water
Cruise Newport Harbor with the comfort of a full enclosure
Swap bar hopping for a private night on the water
Spot whales and dolphins on a 2-hour narrated cruise from Dana Point
Wind down on the water with your favorite nightcap
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.