Private 60-Minute Harbor Cruise in Santa Barbara
Charter the Lil’ Toot for a 60-minute private cruise from Santa Barbara Harbor
Duration
60 Minutes
Ideal For
Up to 19 people
Includes
Private boat, Captain, Harbor cruise
Highlights
Book a private 60-minute cruise aboard the yellow, tug-style Lil’ Toot and enjoy a relaxed ride on Santa Barbara’s waterfront. Bring your own food and drinks and cruise with up to 19 guests.
- Charter a private boat for your group, up to 19 passengers including infants and children
- Depart from Santa Barbara Harbor near the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum
- Cruise past the Santa Barbara coastline and historic Stearns Wharf
- Bring your own food and drinks, with beer, wine, and champagne allowed
- Spot sea lions along the harbor when conditions allow
Things to know
You must be able to walk independently; wheelchairs and mobility devices aren’t permitted. There’s no restroom onboard, and pets aren’t allowed except ADA-compliant service animals. If alcohol is served, all guests must be 21+ (except families with children).
Cancellation Policy
No refunds for cancellations. Reschedule allowed with at least 48 hours’ notice; no reschedules within 48 hours. No refunds or rebooking for late arrivals or no-shows. If the operator cancels due to unsafe seas, bad weather, or unforeseen circumstances, you can reschedule or request a full refund.
FAQs
No. There’s no restroom onboard; the nearest restroom is inside the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum building.
Meet your group on the steps of the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum 15 minutes before departure. Your group walks down to the boat together 5 minutes before departure (boarding is 5 minutes before departure). Late arrivals return to dock as scheduled, and the trip isn’t extended for late arrivals.
Bring your own food and drinks. Champagne, beer, and wine are allowed (no hard alcohol or cocktails), and there’s no corkage fee. If alcohol is served, all guests must be 21+ (except families with children).
Meeting details
-113 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara Harbor (front of Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, where boats are in the water)