#BOAT OUTSIDE OF SILO CITY BUFFALO PLUS#

Long range sportfishermen often head 100 miles or more offshore, while Catalina Island is a favorite destination for coastal sailing enthusiasts.

Beyond the Bayįor more adventurous boaters, the open ocean awaits. These operators also offer dinner, brunch and some holiday cruises.įrom downtown, you can also hop aboard the Coronado Ferry at Broadway Pier for a scenic ride across the bay to Coronado Ferry Landing.

#BOAT OUTSIDE OF SILO CITY BUFFALO PLUS#

See the beautiful San Diego skyline and local landmarks, plus get up close and personal with marine animals, including whales, seals, sea lions and dolphins, as you kick back and relax on the water. San Diego has a number of tour operators including Hornblower and Flagship, two of the largest. Boat owners will find ample locations to launch, moor or repair their vessels, whether they're taking a spin around the bay, or making a stopover on an around-the-world cruise.Ī great way to see San Diego’s Big Bay is on a narrated boat tour. Small boats and kayaks can also be rented along the coast and at some of San Diego's inland lakes. San Diego's three harbors - Oceanside, Mission Bay and The Big Bay (including Point Loma Peninsula, Coronado, the Downtown Waterfront and Chula Vista) - all offer marina facilities, boat rentals, private charters, boat tours, scheduled excursions and boating classes. Adding sailing and boating to your vacation itinerary is a breeze with numerous charter, rental and instructional services, plus dinner cruises, sport fishing, scuba diving excursions, whale watching and other ocean-going outings. From sabots to super yachts, cruise ships to catamarans, recreation to racing, San Diego is the place to get out on the water. A mild climate and steady winds make San Diego the ultimate playground for boating of all kinds.

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