Cruise the Southern California coast with expansive decks, lounges, and kayaks
Paddle Back Bay waters, from calm birdwatching routes to Newport Harbor
Cruise the coast aboard a Beneteau powerboat
Sail the coast or cruise to Catalina aboard a 2023 Beneteau
Private coastal cruising with expansive deck space
Private coastal cruising with sun pads, lounge space, and room to celebrate
Paddle calm Back Bay waters at your own pace
Get 1.5 hours of private surf coaching with board and wetsuit included
Cruise Newport Harbor at your own pace in a quiet electric boat
Learn the basics of sailing after dark
Set out on Santa Monica Bay aboard the boat that fits your day
Celebrate and cruise aboard a spacious three-cabin catamaran
Sail with open-air living space, a full galley, and room to unwind
Enjoy a coastal or island sailing getaway with room to stay aboard
Sail the coast with open-air lounging and panoramic water views
Shape a flexible coastal cruise with spacious lounge areas and open-water options
Settle into a custom Italian motor yacht for private time on the water
Cruise the Southern California coast aboard a custom yacht built in Italy
Spot whales and dolphins aboard a fast, small-group vessel limited to six passengers.
Coastal sightseeing and whale watching with time to explore Newport and Huntington Beach
Anchor at Paradise Cove after a private coastal run past Venice Beach
Coastal powerboat escapes with two cabins and an onboard barbecue
Surf two Southern California breaks with a local guide and included gear
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.