Where is the meeting point?

Meet at H&M Landing in San Diego; arrive 30 minutes before departure for check-in and boarding.

What is the minimum booking length and price?

The charter is $400 per hour with a two-hour minimum.

Can I bring food or alcohol?

Yes—guests may bring their own catering and alcohol, but glass, red wine, and red drinks are not allowed.

Are shoes allowed on board?

No—shoes are not allowed on deck to protect the boat’s finish.

Is the trip suitable for children or pets?

Children are welcome but owner provided age limits were not specified; pets are not allowed.

How many people can sail?

Maximum six guests per trip, which keeps outings intimate and flexible.

Private Jeanneau 58 Cruises from H&M Landing — San Diego Sailing Charters

San Diego’s waterfront is the stage for Sailing Charters, a private-dayboat experience that launches from H&M Landing in San Diego. Climb aboard a roomy Jeanneau 58 for daylight cruises across San Diego Bay and the nearshore Pacific, where harbor pylons, kelp beds, and the city skyline shift with the light.

This operation runs by the hour—$400 per hour with a two-hour minimum—and hosts a maximum of six guests, which keeps each trip intimate and flexible. Sailing hours run during daylight from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; guests are asked to arrive at H&M Landing thirty minutes before departure for check-in and boarding. Text 702 355 0408 and a crew member will meet you.

Onboard amenities are straightforward and welcoming: soft drinks, water, and snacks are provided, and you’re welcome to bring your own catering and alcohol. The boat’s rules are firm for safety and maintenance: no glass, no red wine or red drinks, no shoes on deck, and no pets. Those details preserve the teak and the calm vibe that make this charter feel like a private escape within the busy harbor.

What makes this trip stand out in San Diego is scale and timing. The Jeanneau 58 is large enough for stability and comfort yet small enough to slip into quieter coves and to offer conversation with the skipper. With only six guests, you get a personalized rhythm—photography stops, slow sails, or relaxed cruising past marine life and coastal landmarks. Expect sea birds on kelp, surf lines along the shore, and occasional dolphin play. The urban backdrop—downtown high-rises, the Coronado shoreline, and headlands—frames the voyage and makes for striking hour-by-hour color changes.

This charter is ideal for celebrations, short nature outings, and visiting sailors who want a clean, private deck for photos and small-group gatherings. It’s a practical choice for travelers who value safety, clarity of rules, and predictable timing more than party-boat chaos. The captained service, combined with the boat’s cruising range, creates an accessible way to experience San Diego’s maritime side without the logistics of private ownership.

Plan around sea breezes: mornings offer glassy water and cooler air, while late afternoons deliver warm light and dramatic skies. Because shoes are not allowed, slip-on non-marking deck socks or grippy socks are essential. The boat accommodates guests with limited mobility who can manage a gangway, but confirm details with the operator when booking. Bring layered clothing, sun protection and a camera with a wide lens. Following the vessel’s simple rules helps protect the deck finish and the safety of everyone aboard, keeping this charter welcoming for future visitors.

Private Jeanneau 58 Cruises from H&M Landing — San Diego Sailing Charters

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