Rent a boat in Los Angeles

Boating in Los Angeles

Southern California offers a variety of things to see and do, but none of them quite beat a day out on the water with your very own private yacht charter. So here are our top destinations and things to do with your Los Angeles yacht rental:

Plan a day trip to Long Beach! Enjoy the area’s beautiful coves and beaches, as well as marinas for a chance to dock’n’dine.

Charter a yacht and spend a long weekend or even a week at Santa Catalina Island. Fall in love with the Mediterranean-esque towns of Avalon or Two Harbors that offer plenty of dining options, shopping and entertainment. By boat, you can moor in the bay and take advantage of sunbathing, snorkeling and practicing water sports like wake surfing, wakeboarding, and water skiing.

Perhaps you can set out on a beach/town hopping adventure down the SoCal Coast. Make a stop at Redondo Beach, see the sea lions, check out Newport Beach and end up in San Diego. And if you’re a passionate angler, you will want to take an extra couple of days in San Diego for some fishing!

The Channel Islands are another can’t miss, and a true adventure if you are looking for a thrill.

Set sail north of Los Angeles and head in the direction of San Francisco, Oakland, and the famous Golden Gate Bridge! And if you have time, we highly recommend you visit Big Sur, known for its dramatic cliffs and overall stunning views.

When is the best time to charter a boat in Los Angeles?

Because of LA’s location, boating is an activity you can enjoy year round due to plenty of sunshine and mild to warm temperatures! However, you can expect a lot more boaters out on the water during the late Spring (April), throughout the Summer, until early October.

Locals and visitors alike enjoy boating as a way to cool off from the hot summer sun. So with this in mind, think about booking your Los Angeles yacht charter in advance to make sure that you can have your dream boat for the day or even the week!

Can I charter a yacht in Los Angeles with a skipper?

Of course you can! With Click&Boat you have the option to rent a boat with or without a skipper, depending if you have the required boat licenses/qualifications.

For those you have a boat license, bareboat charters are available. However, if you prefer to sit back and relax then choose to rent with a captain. This is also a great option for those who are planning get togethers, celebrations, and parties on board!

Our skipper are local experts who know the Southern Californian coast the best. Let them show you all the top places to check out including, secluded beaches and coves, as well as give you recommendations on the best restaurants and bars- if you are interested in docking’n’dining.

How to get to Los Angeles?

Luckily for you, Los Angeles International Airport or LAX is located right by the coast. This is one of the busiest airports in the United States with both domestic and international flights always taking off and touching down. From LAX, you are only a short car ride or taxi ride away from Marina del Rey or other ports in the Los Angeles area for your yacht charter.

You can also reach Los Angeles by train, bus, or car- but be aware! Los Angeles is known to have some of the worst traffic in the world!

Chartering a yacht with the Click&Boat platform

With Click&Boat, the leading boat rental service, select from a large variety of yacht charters in the Los Angeles and Marina del Rey area. From luxury motorboats and electric boats to fishing charters, and plenty of sailboats, you’ll find a boat that fits your budget and suits your needs!

Once you have found the boat of your dreams, send a message using our internal messaging system to the boat owner in order to clarify any questions you may have. Then all you have to do is book. It is as easy as that. And after your hire, be sure to leave a review about your experience and the boat.

If you prefer, you can also request a quote for free and our team of expert sailing advisors can help you plan your boating experience along the Southern Californian coast.