Stay close to shore while targeting rockfish and lingcod
Search Monterey Bay for seasonal whales and marine wildlife with a naturalist
Learn to surf with focused instruction in a semi-private setting
Watch Santa Cruz’s Wednesday regatta from a 65-foot catamaran
Ease into the evening with sunset views from a smooth, stable catamaran
Fish close to Santa Cruz Harbor for rockfish and lingcod, with gear and bait included
Cruise Foster City Lagoon in a quiet electric boat with your crew
Quiet electric cruising on Foster City Lagoon
Shape your day on the water around the stops and pace you enjoy
Build your surfing skills with focused one-on-one coaching
Paddle Santa Cruz Harbor in a comfortable sit-on-top kayak
Learn to stand-up paddle with guidance for your first strokes
Let the captain choose the best fishing plan for current conditions
Cruise Foster City Lagoon with your own refreshments and music
End the day with an evening paddle on Santa Cruz Harbor
Fish Monterey Bay's nearshore reefs on an evening cod outing
See Santa Cruz’s coastline from a smooth, stable 65-foot catamaran
Drive a private electric retro boat to Foster City’s Friday night concerts
Sail Margaritaville Bay with a Hobie Cat captain in 30 or 60 minutes
See the coast from the water aboard a smooth, stable catamaran
Cruise to the Friday night concert with a driver-guide and sunset views
Cruise by luxury powerboat to The Baths, White Bay, and a reef snorkel stop
Catch delicious sand dabs on Monterey Bay with friendly crew aboard a galley-equipped boat
Explore the Baths with a guided BVI crossing and time to unwind at White Bay
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.