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Charter Options
By Matt Trulio — Fall 2004
Though San Diego isn’t the center of the chartering
universe—remember, there aren’t a whole lot of destinations
off the California coast—there are options if you want to fly into
the city and cast off for a cruise.
If your taste is to bareboat with a local captain leading
the way, try California Cruisin’
(800-449-2248, www.californiacruisin.com).
It has a handful of powerboats available from 42 to 75 feet. California
Cruisin’ also does “boat and breakfast” deals, where
you can use the boat as your hotel room at the dock. If you’re just
looking for a day boat to gunkhole around in, Seaforth
Boat Rentals (619-437-1514, www.seaforthboatrental.com)
has a fleet of bowriders up to 24 feet. They can be rented by the hour
or overnight.
For crewed boats, Interpac
Yachts, Inc. (619-222-0327, www.interpacyachts.com)
is the place to call for yachts starting at 50 feet. “We do a lot
of harbor cruises, some trips to Catalina, and of course sportfishing
charters to Mexico,” owner Beverly Parsons says.
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