Tour Alcatraz Cellhouse and cruise under the Golden Gate in one day
Paddle Tomales Bay’s living shoreline with a naturalist guide
Paddle through the sheltered waters of Clipper Cove at your own pace
Spend less time sailing and more time exploring ashore
Build your riding skills with instruction tailored to your level
Watch Fleet Week events from your private yacht on San Francisco Bay
Learn surf fundamentals with hands-on coaching in a beginner group
Catch, cook, and crack crab by the Golden Gate Bridge
Cruise to the Friday night concert with a driver-guide and sunset views
Fish for salmon with a third-generation Bay Area captain
Cruise at dusk for Golden Gate Bridge views and relaxing music
Fish the Bay with tactics tailored to current conditions
A relaxed golden-hour paddle with guided support on quiet Tomales Bay
Paddle Clipper Cove with beachside instruction and all the gear you need
Sail aboard a 30-foot monohull with your own group and a captain
Build practical overboard recovery skills beyond a basic sailing class
Pair a relaxed day on the water with the pursuit of powerful local sharks
Learn how sails, wind, and boat handling work together in a hands-on lesson
Fish Northern California's coast with a captain who adapts to the day's conditions
Take in San Francisco and island views under sail
Combine rockfish fishing and crab harvesting in one day on the water
Pursue offshore tuna with a captain who adapts the day to conditions
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.