Rent a classic 24-foot wooden sloop from Old Fisherman’s Wharf
Cruise Monterey Bay with a marine biologist on a small-group whale watch
Choose a half- or full-day private whale watching trip for up to 6
Share the waves with private coaching for your group of four
Share focused instruction and build your surf skills with friends or family
See Monterey Bay wildlife from a fast, low-to-water boat at day’s end
Snorkel three St. John reefs with breakfast, lunch, and an open bar
Local beer, gourmet pizza, and Monterey Bay views from a 65-foot catamaran
Spot whales, dolphins, and marine wildlife on Monterey Bay
Glide across Monterey Bay on a stable stand-up paddleboard rental
Paddle Santa Cruz Harbor on a board suited to your experience
Fish for ling cod and rock cod in Monterey Bay with onboard instruction
Rent the 30' Hunter Willow and sail Monterey Bay your way
Get close to Monterey Bay wildlife on a fast, open-air boat
Two guided dives among Monterey Bay’s kelp forests and reefs
Catch waves together with added instructor support for larger parties
One-on-one coaching to build surf skills and catch more waves
Cruise Monterey Bay to spot whales and dolphins with onboard marine biologists
Two-reef catamaran snorkeling with meals, drinks and gear
A relaxed catamaran sail for coastal views and Monterey Bay wildlife
Design a private Monterey Bay outing around your group’s plans
Fish deep offshore waters with gear and bait included
Build paddleboard skills before touring Santa Cruz Harbor on your own
Cruise Monterey Bay with experienced skippers on a family-friendly whale watching tour
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.