YACHT TRAVEL GUIDE
The sailings worth boarding, reviewed.
The 5 santa barbara yacht tours travellers step aboard most, lined up side by side. How long you are on the water, what you sail past, the size of the boat and the crew, and what a place aboard costs.
A one-hour Santa Barbara coastal cruise from Stearns Wharf with sea life sightings, friendly crew, and a bar onboard for drinks.
Most Popular“Great experience even got to see some dolphins. Got to sit out in front and enjoy the sun when it came out”
Santa Barbara narrated yacht cruise from Stearns Wharf. See dolphins, seals, and the Channel Islands on a mellow 90-minute ride.
“The check-in staff was great. The narration was limited and we didn’t learn much. The servers talked so much amongst themselves we could barely hear the narration. It was nice overall but I wouldn’t recommend it.”
Spot whales and wildlife on a 2-hour yacht cruise from Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara. Small group, Captain Andy navigation, $55.
“Even though there was some rain, the crew was very diligent and attentive in making sure our experience was great. I would definitely take this tour again!”
Yacht-style sunset cruise from Stearns Wharf with narrated views, small group size, and a full bar for cocktails.
“Extraordinarily friendly crew. Spectacular views. An adventure to remember. Be sure to ask for an Asure Seas cocktail. Thanks for a great time!”
Private 60’ Carver yacht cruise in Marina del Rey for about 4 hours, with a Coast Guard licensed captain, views, and food and drinks.
“Amazing Experience!”
Private charters, sunset sails and island-hopping runs, in the cruising grounds that do them best.
