Put your dive skills to work for a cleaner ocean
See more underwater territory with a scooter-powered dive
Build confidence diving deeper, down to 40 metres
Expand where and when you can dive with dry suit training
Explore Monterey Bay's kelp forest canopy with a certified guide
Get snorkel gear, a wetsuit, and accessories in one rental package
Get a head start on your dive with gear pickup after 3 PM the day before
Fish Monterey Bay's nearshore reefs on an evening cod outing
Build surf skills with professional instruction at Pleasure Point
Spot whales on a 2.5–3 hour trip, offered daily November–March
See the coast from the water aboard a smooth, stable catamaran
Build practical keelboat sailing skills in a small-group course
Seek Monterey Bay killer whales on a six-hour small-group cruise led by an experienced photographer
Watch Monterey Bay wildlife from your own fast, open-deck boat
Watch for whales and dolphins as the sun sets over Monterey Bay
Tailor a private Monterey Bay cruise with breakfast and refreshments
Watch whales and dolphins at sunset with expert crew guidance and photo tips on Monterey Bay.
Build coastal cruising skills through hands-on sailing and ASA certification testing
Get low-to-the-water views of Monterey Bay wildlife
Share a private Monterey Bay cruise with marine biologist insight
Catch delicious sand dabs on Monterey Bay with friendly crew aboard a galley-equipped boat
Spend more time searching Monterey Bay for killer whales in March–May
Fish deep Monterey Bay reefs for rock cod and ling cod
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.