The likelihood that you will experience seasickness is slim to none for bay sailing. The conditions on San Diego Bay are typically very smooth. I often hear," I can't be on a boat; I get seasick." However, when I ask them to tell me about their illness on the water, it's either on a ferry headed to Catalina Island or their friends' fishing boat as they bobbed around the Pacific Ocean.

San Diego is mild twelve months of the year. May - October temperatures on the bay will hover in the 70's. During the winter, we'll dip into the '60s. Although we provide heated blankets, bringing a light jacket or sweater is best. We'll check the weather a day or two before your cruise and tell you what to expect.

We are located at the Safe Harbor, Sunroad Marina. 955 Harbor Island Drive. San Diego, 92101. Parking is available at the marina's lot on a per-hour basis.

All sailing cruises are private. Aside from the Captain and Steward, only you and your guests will be on board.

A "Bareboat" charter can be arranged ahead of time if you wish to bring more than six guests. The limit is ten passengers, plus the captain and crew. Please call us for more details and special bareboat pricing.

You may, but it's unnecessary, as we include a customizable menu to choose from ahead of your charter. Special requests, food allergies, and dietary restrictions may also be noted.