easy
2–8 hours
Open to all fitness levels; comfort with boat movement helpful but not required.
Set sail from Seaforth Boat Rentals for an unforgettable day on San Diego’s waters. Whether you’re fishing, cruising, or simply soaking up the ocean breeze, this spot is perfect for all adventure seekers.
Coastal Navigation Home Study
This class is taught as a home study. Students must demonstrate the navigational theory required to navigate a sailing vessel in coastal or inland waters.
A couple riding on a boat Coastal Navigation (105) Prerequisites: ASA 101, 103, 104 Reading Material: Coastal Navigation Book with solutions workbook, practice chart produced by Seaforth included with purchase. Cost for course materials include: ASA’s Coastal Navigation and Piloting Work book featuring Tom Tursi ASA’s Coastal Navigation and Piloting Solutions to Questions featuring Tom Tursi ASA’s Coastal Navigation and Piloting DVD featuring Tom Tursi Department of Homeland Sercurity USCG navigation Rules and Regulations Handbook
Practice Chart (1210Tr)
All other required materials and charting tools are at the students responsibility to obtain
Description: This class is taught as a home study. Students must demonstrate the navigational theory required to safely navigate a sailing vessel in coastal or inland waters. There are no sailing skills as part of this standard; the skills are incorporated into the 106 Advanced Coastal Cruising Standard. For more information, please visit ASA.com here.
Always review the marine forecast before heading out to ensure a safe voyage.
Protection from the sun and hydration are key for a comfortable day on the water.
Ensure safety on deck with appropriate shoes to prevent slips and falls.
Reserving your boat ahead of time secures your spot, especially during busy seasons.
The San Diego harbor has a rich maritime history dating back to the early 1900s, playing a key role in regional trade and naval defense.
Seaforth promotes environmentally responsible boating, including waste reduction and wildlife friendly practices, helping preserve the local marine ecosystem.
Protects your skin from UV rays during hours spent on the water.
summer specific
Weather-appropriate attire keeps you comfortable on your boat trip.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Reduces glare from the water, improving visibility.
summer specific
Keep valuables dry and protected during your outing.