Charter a 42' Lagoon catamaran for a full day on the Southern California coast
Shape your own sailing adventure, from taking the helm to relaxing on the water
Build confidence for your first ride above the water
Learn with your own crew, with coaching paced to your comfort level
Anchor at Paradise Cove after a private coastal run past Venice Beach
Relax on bow sailing nets with space to unwind indoors and on deck
A private coastal cruise shaped around your group’s preferred route
Charter a 2023 sailboat for coastal or Catalina cruising
Sail the coast or Catalina with room to relax and stay overnight
Sail the Southern California coast on a 42' Lagoon catamaran
Coastal views and lounge space aboard a Sunseeker yacht
Choose a quiet harbor or a lively island town aboard a private 57-foot yacht
Take your surfing further with coaching at a private wave
Reach Baja surf breaks by boat with a professional photographer
Relax on your own yacht with space to lounge indoors and out
Unwind on your own yacht with room to lounge, socialize, and enjoy the harbor
Sail coastal routes and island escapes aboard a 2023 Neel 47 trimaran
Spread out on a private yacht with room to lounge, socialize, and play your own music
Sail the coast or reach Catalina aboard a modern two-cabin cruiser
Sail the coast, Catalina Island, or the Channel Islands on your own itinerary
Cruise the coast aboard a spacious 2024 Bali catamaran
Cruise the Southern California coast with expansive decks, lounges, and kayaks
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.