21’ Electric Boat
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical activity required
Overview
Discover the serenity of Long Beach’s waters on the 21’ Electric Boat Tour. Glide through calm waters, spot marine wildlife, and enjoy stunning coastal views in an eco-friendly way that’s perfect for all ages.
21’ Electric Boat
Starting at $164.30 | 12 Passengers | All Experience Levels
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About This Adventure
Rates
- 1-Hour Rental: - $164.30
- 2-Hour Rental: - $233.20
- 3-Hour Rental: - $349.80
- 4-Hour Rental: - $466.40
About
- View the Queen Mary up close and the pristine Long Beach coastline.
- Pass by tankers from around the world in one of the largest harbors SoCal has to offer.
- Plush upholstery.
- Includes stereo radio and dining table.
- Seats up to 12. (Including infants/children)
Specs
Passenger Capacity: 12
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for the best experience
Getting to the launch site 15-20 minutes before your scheduled tour ensures a relaxed start and time to review safety instructions.
Dress comfortably and consider sun protection
Light clothing, hats, and sunscreen are recommended, especially during summer months when the sun is strong.
Bring a waterproof camera or phone case
Capture the scenic views without worry by keeping your electronics protected from water splashes or rain.
Check weather conditions before booking
Calm, clear days provide the best experience; avoid trips during storms or high wind warnings for safety reasons.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Seagulls
- Dolphins
History
Long Beach has a rich maritime history, once serving as a key port for cargo and passenger ships, now celebrated through museums and preserved ships.
Conservation
The area emphasizes eco-friendly tourism, with electric boats reducing pollution and protecting marine ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from strong sun rays during daytime trips on the water.
summer specific
Hat or cap
A wide-brim hat can help shield your face from the sun and keep you cool.
spring|summer|fall specific
Waterproof footwear
Comfortable shoes with good grip are useful in case of getting splashed or stepping on wet surfaces.
Light layers or jacket
Layer up to stay warm during cooler weather, especially in winter or early spring.
winter|fall specific