Cruise SoCal waters with a narrated dolphin and whale watch
Charter a private boat for narrated dolphin and whale watching
Settle into a private gondola with a professional gondolier, blankets, and room for your own drinks
Cruise to Catalina’s boat-only coves on a private 48' yacht
Cruise the harbor with spacious lounging and premium sound
Cruise Southern California harbors as Catalina’s mountains frame the sunset
Dive Catalina’s kelp forests from a captained charter boat
Fish offshore with a captain and onboard amenities
Fish Catalina waters from a captain-led boat with time to swim and relax
Reel in hard-fighting tuna aboard a captained offshore fishing boat
Paddle to tide pools and explore sea caves on a guided kayak tour
Snorkel Emerald Cove’s kelp forest from Terranea’s Beach Cove
Paddle the Palos Verdes marine protected coast with a guide
Paddle the Palos Verdes coast with a guided stand-up paddle board session
Learn to surf with a 90-minute lesson in Redondo Beach
See Redondo Beach harbor life from above and below deck
Private 50-minute glass-bottom charter for up to 19 people
Help clean the harbor on a 1-hour Sunday boat trip that supports a local charity
Coastal sightseeing and whale watching with time to explore Newport and Huntington Beach
Cruise Newport Harbor or the open ocean aboard a private 55-foot yacht
Quiet electric harbor cruising with Bluetooth sound and room for your group
Cruise Newport Harbor with a fire table, bar seating and Bluetooth sound
Two-level harbor cruising with a slide, bathroom, and room for your group
Glide through Newport Harbor on an all-pink electric Duffy 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.