Enjoy a private sailing trip on a 25’ Catalina sailboat in San Diego. Ideal for all skill levels with lessons available to ensure a smooth adventure on the water.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle boat movements and occasional manual adjustments.
Wildlife
History
San Diego’s rich maritime history dates back to early Spanish exploration, making its harbor a hub of naval and recreational sailing for centuries.
Conservation
Efforts along San Diego’s coastline focus on protecting marine habitats and promoting eco-friendly boating practices.
Action Sport Rentals - Paradise Point Resort
Enjoy a private sailing trip on a 25’ Catalina sailboat in San Diego. Ideal for all skill levels with lessons available to ensure a smooth adventure on the water.
Action Sport Rentals - Paradise Point Resort operates from Paradise Point Resort in San Diego, California, offering a wide range of watercraft and bike rentals alongside hands-on lessons. The company provides experiences designed for families, groups, and individuals, including tandem kayaks, pontoon boats, powerboats, sailboats, electric lounge catamarans, hybrid RowYak crafts, and beach cruiser bikes for adults and children.
Safety equipment is included for many rentals: life vests are provided with kayak, pontoon, and powerboat rentals, while helmets are supplied with adult and kids beach cruisers. Group and family options are available with pontoon boats and powerboats accommodating up to 10 passengers, and smaller craft like the FunCat serving up to three people. The 25’ Catalina sailboat accommodates up to 8 passengers and requires operators to be 18+ with a valid Driver’s License when taking the helm.
Instructional options include the Skipper Sail Lesson (PPR), which pairs an experienced instructor with boat rental for hands-on sailing training. Some rentals note pre-arrival requirements — for example, waivers should be completed before arrival for certain boats. All offerings emphasize accessible, outdoor recreation on Mission Bay’s calm waters, with staff support to help guests choose the right craft and ensure safe, enjoyable outings.
Tours Offered
11 Experiences
Wide range of water and bike options
Group Capacity
Up to 10 passengers
Options for family and group outings
Safety Gear
Life vests & helmets
Included with many rentals
Booking Notes
Waivers required
Complete waivers before arrival
Reserve kayaks, powerboats, pontoon cruises, or a skipper lesson in San Diego — select the right experience and complete waivers for a smooth arrival.
Arrive Early to Review Safety Briefing
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before your departure to receive an essential safety orientation and briefing on the boat’s controls.
Wear Non-Slip Footwear
Proper boating shoes or non-slip sandals will keep you steady on deck, especially when the boat is heeling in the wind.
Bring Sunscreen and a Hat
Sun exposure can be intense on the water; protect your skin and eyes with sunscreen and sun hats.
Prepare for Changing Weather
San Diego’s coastal climate can shift quickly—pack a light windbreaker or fleece for cooler winds on the water.
Non-slip Sailing Shoes
Ensures safe footing on wet and moving deck surfaces.
Windbreaker Jacket
Keeps you warm and protected from cool ocean breezes.
fall
Sunscreen
Protects skin from strong UV rays while out on the water.
summer
Cloth Face Mask
Useful in crowded marina areas or for close interaction with crew.