



by Sail San Diego
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$254This San Diego small-group sunset sailing excursion takes place on a Catalina sailboat and lasts three hours. The boat departs from Sail San Diego’s private marina located in the Point Loma and Shelter Island area. The excursion accommodates up to six guests, creating a semi-private setting. Guests who book all six spots can have the boat entirely to themselves for a private experience. The sailing route passes by several landmarks including the old and new Point Loma lighthouses, the USS Midway Museum, the Coronado Bridge, and Coronado Island. During the cruise, guests can enjoy complimentary beer, soft drinks, and light snacks. Blankets are provided for cooler weather, and jackets or sweaters are available for purchase at check-in. Binoculars are on board for viewing the coastline and wildlife. Guests may also stream their own music through the boat’s Bluetooth speakers. Departure times vary by season, so guests must contact Sail San Diego after booking to confirm the exact time. The excursion requires a minimum of three guests to operate. If friends or family book separately, they should notify the operator in advance to be seated together; otherwise, guests may be assigned to separate boats. This is not a guided tour; captains do not provide commentary but can answer questions.
Sail San Diego
The tour begins at Sail San Diego’s private marina in the Point Loma and Shelter Island neighborhood. Guests board a Catalina sailboat with a maximum of six passengers. The captain manages the cruise and assists guests throughout the three-hour tour. Complimentary beer, soft drinks, and snacks are provided. Blankets are available for cooler temperatures, and jackets or sweaters can be purchased at check-in. Binoculars are supplied to observe the coastline and wildlife, and guests may play their own music using the boat’s Bluetooth speakers. Booking all six spots allows for a fully private sailing experience.
180 min
Point Loma
The sailing route passes the Point Loma neighborhood where the private marina is located. Guests will see the coastline and the general area around Point Loma as the sun sets.
Old Point Loma Lighthouse
The tour includes views of both the old lighthouse and the newer lighthouse structures on Point Loma, visible while sailing near the shore.
USS Midway Museum
The route goes close to the USS Midway Museum, giving guests a view of this aircraft carrier from the water side, which is not possible from land.
Coronado Bridge
Guests will see the Coronado Bridge during the sailing. The proximity varies, sometimes near and sometimes farther away, but it is always part of the scenic route.
Coronado Island
The sailboat passes by Coronado Island on every sunset sailing tour, allowing guests to view the island from the water.
PLEASE NOTE: A physical boarding pass will be required to board your assigned sailboat. Your boarding pass will be provided at our Sail San Diego office. You can find us directly across the road from the Brigantine Restaurant (a few doors down from Paragon Deli, underneath Eye Candy beauty salon).
End point
PLEASE NOTE: A physical boarding pass will be required to board your assigned sailboat. Your boarding pass will be provided at our Sail San Diego office. You can find us directly across the road from the Brigantine Restaurant (a few doors down from Paragon Deli, underneath Eye Candy beauty salon).




by Sail San Diego
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$254This San Diego small-group sunset sailing excursion takes place on a Catalina sailboat and lasts three hours. The boat departs from Sail San Diego’s private marina located in the Point Loma and Shelter Island area. The excursion accommodates up to six guests, creating a semi-private setting. Guests who book all six spots can have the boat entirely to themselves for a private experience. The sailing route passes by several landmarks including the old and new Point Loma lighthouses, the USS Midway Museum, the Coronado Bridge, and Coronado Island. During the cruise, guests can enjoy complimentary beer, soft drinks, and light snacks. Blankets are provided for cooler weather, and jackets or sweaters are available for purchase at check-in. Binoculars are on board for viewing the coastline and wildlife. Guests may also stream their own music through the boat’s Bluetooth speakers. Departure times vary by season, so guests must contact Sail San Diego after booking to confirm the exact time. The excursion requires a minimum of three guests to operate. If friends or family book separately, they should notify the operator in advance to be seated together; otherwise, guests may be assigned to separate boats. This is not a guided tour; captains do not provide commentary but can answer questions.
Sail San Diego
The tour begins at Sail San Diego’s private marina in the Point Loma and Shelter Island neighborhood. Guests board a Catalina sailboat with a maximum of six passengers. The captain manages the cruise and assists guests throughout the three-hour tour. Complimentary beer, soft drinks, and snacks are provided. Blankets are available for cooler temperatures, and jackets or sweaters can be purchased at check-in. Binoculars are supplied to observe the coastline and wildlife, and guests may play their own music using the boat’s Bluetooth speakers. Booking all six spots allows for a fully private sailing experience.
180 min
Point Loma
The sailing route passes the Point Loma neighborhood where the private marina is located. Guests will see the coastline and the general area around Point Loma as the sun sets.
Old Point Loma Lighthouse
The tour includes views of both the old lighthouse and the newer lighthouse structures on Point Loma, visible while sailing near the shore.
USS Midway Museum
The route goes close to the USS Midway Museum, giving guests a view of this aircraft carrier from the water side, which is not possible from land.
Coronado Bridge
Guests will see the Coronado Bridge during the sailing. The proximity varies, sometimes near and sometimes farther away, but it is always part of the scenic route.
Coronado Island
The sailboat passes by Coronado Island on every sunset sailing tour, allowing guests to view the island from the water.
PLEASE NOTE: A physical boarding pass will be required to board your assigned sailboat. Your boarding pass will be provided at our Sail San Diego office. You can find us directly across the road from the Brigantine Restaurant (a few doors down from Paragon Deli, underneath Eye Candy beauty salon).
End point
PLEASE NOTE: A physical boarding pass will be required to board your assigned sailboat. Your boarding pass will be provided at our Sail San Diego office. You can find us directly across the road from the Brigantine Restaurant (a few doors down from Paragon Deli, underneath Eye Candy beauty salon).