Check in at the meeting point: 1715 Strand Way, Coronado CA 92118; bring photo ID and the credit card used to book.

This listing offers three- or six-hour rental windows—choose the duration when booking.

Can I skipper the boat myself?

Yes, experienced sailors can helm but must submit an equivalent sailing resume at least 48 hours before departure.

What is the cancellation policy?

Full refunds require cancellations or changes at least 72 hours prior to the reservation start date.

Are restrooms available onboard?

The Lagoon 380 has onboard cabins with facilities, making day trips comfortable for families.

Is food or drink provided?

What’s included lists the boat and its amenities; bring your own snacks and non-glass beverage containers unless otherwise specified.

Sail San Diego Bay on the Lagoon 380 - Coronado Day Charter | Sailing | Boat Tour

Launch from Coronado aboard the Lagoon 380 - Downtown and spend a stolen half- or full-day on San Diego Bay, where harbor geometry, island light, and ocean swell meet in a way that makes sailing here plainly addictive. The boat departs from 1715 Strand Way, Coronado CA 92118, and navigates the broad shelf between Coronado’s wide beach and the downtown skyline of San Diego. You’ll pass under the 1969 Coronado Bridge, arc past the aircraft carrier at the USS Midway and settle onto the trampoline deck to sunbathe, read, or scan for marine life. The Lagoon 380 is a roomy, four-cabin catamaran built for relaxed social sailing. Its netted trampoline deck is a stage for conversation and naps, interior tables convert for shade and storage, and cabins make day-to-night escapes for families and groups. The vessel’s shallow draft lets you drift close to kelp beds and rocky outcrops that host garibaldi and kelp forests—a signature natural feature of Southern California’s nearshore ecosystem. On a typical three- or six-hour outing, expect photo-ready views: the jagged silhouette of Point Loma to the west, the gilded sand of Coronado to starboard, and the glass-and-steel downtown skyline rising above the Embarcadero. Wildlife is a real bonus—California sea lions loaf on floating buoys, common dolphins often ride the bow, and pelicans quarter the surface for quick dives. Bring a camera and a wind layer; sea breezes can freshen quickly. This rental requires a sailing resume for new customers and photo ID at check-in—practicalities that keep the experience safe and smooth. The trip is an ideal way to celebrate small gatherings, anniversaries, or a relaxed day out with friends. For first-time skippers, the crewed rental option pairs convenience with local knowledge; experienced sailors can provide a resume to helm the boat themselves. Why book this on your San Diego visit? Few urban harbors offer both a postcard skyline and immediate ocean access. The Lagoon 380 - Downtown is a social platform as much as a boat: roomy, stable, and designed around shared time on the water. Meeting at 1715 Strand Way puts you on the Coronado side of the bay—close to ferry docks, restaurants, and the island’s wide beach—so land-based plans are effortless. Whether you’re chasing sunset light, a family day of safe swimming, or a slow sail beneath an iconic bridge, this outing delivers a smart, sun-forward way to experience San Diego from the water. Check-in requires photo ID and the credit card used to book; new skippers must submit a sailing resume at least 48 hours before departure. Bring sunscreen, layered clothing, and a cooler for snacks. This simple preparation maximizes comfort and keeps the day focused on sails, sea, and skyline and memories.

Difficulty

moderate.

Duration

3–6 hours.

Fitness level

Light to moderate fitness; must be able to step aboard and move around a moving deck for extended periods.

Wildlife

Common dolphin
California sea lion

History

The Coronado Bridge opened in 1969 and reshaped access between Coronado and downtown San Diego; the bay has long been central to the region’s maritime activity.

Conservation

Respect kelp beds and marine life by avoiding close approaches to wildlife and following local waste-disposal rules; choose reusable containers to reduce single-use plastics.

Seaforth Boat Rentals is a San Diego-based watercraft rental company offering kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, rafts, and specialty boats across Mission Bay, Coronado, Downtown and Harbor Island. The fleet includes single and tandem kayaks, Lily Pad rafts, the eye-catching Pretty Pink Duffy and Pretty Pink Boat, a Limo Boat for downtown excursions, and guided Sunset Sail departures requiring a local USCG licensed captain. Trips and rentals suit families, couples, solo paddlers, and small groups with one- and two-hour options for kayak and paddleboard rentals. Guided options such as the Blue Bridge Kayak Tour and Coronado bridge excursions provide local insight and safe navigation beneath iconic landmarks. Life jackets are provided for every rental to ensure safety. Seaforth Boat Rentals emphasizes accessible, no-fuss experiences: easy online booking, flexible launch locations, and equipment briefings for beginners. Boats may be rented with or without a licensed captain depending on the vessel and experience level. The Pretty Pink Boat and other captain-required charters offer optional captains for guests who prefer a hands-off outing. Customer comfort and safety are priorities; staff provide orientation, route suggestions, and emergency procedures before every departure. Seaforth Boat Rentals works to create memorable, picture-ready outings on San Diego waters, from serene Mission Bay paddles to vibrant Harbor Island sunsets, appealing to visitors and locals seeking a reliable, fun day on the water. Flexible durations, friendly orientation, and shore-side parking options make planning simple, while experienced staff recommend routes tailored to weather, tides, and group ability levels.

Base locationSan Diego, California

Tours offered192+

Specialtyboat-charters

StewardshipLeave No Trace