Sunny San Diego, California is known for its beaches, laidback lifestyle, and warm weather. Oh, and street tacos. The city is the last stop in California before heading into Tijuana, so San Diego’s food and culture are heavily influenced by Mexico. The city is big - extending from La Jolla down to Point Loma and inland toward San Pasqual Valley - but the heart of downtown is easily walkable. San Diego Bay is protected by land, making it an ideal harbor for the United States Navy, but also an ideal spot for boating, kayaking, jetskiing, or paddleboarding.
San Diego is an excellent destination to get on the water and discover the southern coast of California. Need a boat? Good news! Boat rental in San Diego is available with Click&Boat! We have plenty of vessels ranging in size and purpose for cruising around Mission Beach, San Diego Bay, and even Catalina Island.
There are plenty of factors that influence the price of a yacht charter in San Diego including the size of the boat, model, time of year, or the number of guests. For instance, a used pontoon boat that can host a lot of people may cost less than renting a sailboat with a captain for two guests. Plus, you have to consider extras including water toys, fishing gear, snorkel gear, or captain and crew.
San Diego motorboat rentals start at around $800/day for up to 6 guests and can cost up to $7,500/day for 8 guests.
A sailboat rental in San Diego starts at approximately $900/day and can cost up to $3,500/day, depending on the number of guests.
A mild climate and steady winds make San Diego a desirable destination for boating. Visitors and locals can discover San Diego and its neighboring coastal towns via catamaran, sailboat, superyacht, motorboat, and more; with Click&Boat, you can rent a boat in San Diego to enjoy the city beyond land!
A boating and sailing mecca, there are plenty of harbors to begin your boat rental in San Diego! Some marinas include amenities for fuel, slips, toilets, showers, and dining. Pack a cooler full of food and drinks and don’t forget the sunscreen!
Your yacht rental in San Diego may start/end at Point Loma Marina, which also doubles as a promenade with shopping and dining. Mission Bay is also a popular spot to kick off fishing charters at Seaforth Marina or Driscoll Mission Bay. Pier 32 Marina is 6 miles south of downtown San Diego but offers parking and facilities before starting your boat rental.
San Diego is a coastal city that covers a lot of land; it’s an ideal destination for those who love being outdoors or on the water. But it’s also a food lover’s paradise with a lot of great restaurants, microbreweries, and unique local attractions. Here are the best things to do in San Diego:
Click&Boat offers a range of boat rentals with a captain in San Diego. Boaters who are unfamiliar with the area can rent a boat with a captain without having to worry about navigation, anchorage, and docking. Keep in mind that a captain and/or crew may come at an additional cost depending on the number of crew members, size of the vessel, and other requests. Your San Diego sailing adventure awaits!
San Diego has a Mediterranean climate. This means that summers are hot and dry whilst winters are mild.
Looking for the best time for your San Diego boat rental? You should definitely plan your vacation between May and November. During this time, temperatures will be warm, with monthly averages ranging from 68-77°F. There is also very little rain during this time and the water remains pretty warm.
If you’re looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of summer break, we recommend planning your trip between September and November. The weather will still be warm – the average temperature is 77°F in September, dropping only to 68°F in November. There is also very little rainfall, with only 9mm of precipitation (or four days of rain) expected in September and October. What could be better than this?