Cruise SoCal waters with a narrated dolphin and whale watch
Settle into a private gondola with a professional gondolier, blankets, and room for your own drinks
Cruise Newport Harbor with a fire table, bar seating and Bluetooth sound
See Redondo Beach harbor life from above and below deck
Cast off aboard the New Del Mar with a spacious deck and galley
Help clean the harbor on a 1-hour Sunday boat trip that supports a local charity
Paddle a calm cove and spot sea lions on a guided Laguna Beach kayak tour
Cruise Marina del Rey harbor with your group on a floating tiki lounge
Cruise farther, swim, and explore the coast on a private yacht charter
Paddle Laguna’s coastline and look for seals, sea lions, and dolphins
Coastal sunset views for private celebrations
Glide through calm harbor waters with paddleboard gear and a beginner lesson included
Charter a private boat for narrated dolphin and whale watching
Private yacht cruises with karaoke, a dance floor, and room to celebrate
Private, beginner-focused instruction with an experienced Santa Monica surf coach
Relax at a floating tiki bar while your captain cruises the bay
Cruise Newport Harbor or the open ocean aboard a private 55-foot yacht
Laguna Beach semi-private surf lesson with 3:1 coaching
Private floating tiki bar with bartender service and craft cocktail mixers
Set your own pace on a captain-led yacht cruise from Marina del Rey
Paddle North Laguna’s calm cove with a semi-private SUP lesson
Private coastal cruising with sunset views and room to celebrate
Unwind on calm harbor waters as the sun sets over Marina del Rey
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.