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Mission Bay · San Diego Bay · Coronado

Yacht Rentals San Diego40ft, 47ft & 75ft catamarans, luxury yachts & pontoons

Yacht rentals in San Diego run roughly $350 to $825 an hour, covering 40ft, 47ft, and 75ft catamarans plus luxury yachts and pontoons. Book by the half day or full day, launch from Mission Bay or San Diego Bay, and cruise the downtown skyline and Coronado.

📞 (844) 461-2372
$350–$825
Per hour by boat
40–75 ft
Catamarans & yachts
½ or full
Day charters
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Boat-finder sends a quote
The yacht fleet

From a 40-foot cat to a 75-foot party yacht.

The yacht fleet spans 40ft, 47ft, and 75ft catamarans plus luxury yachts and pontoons, priced from about $350 to $825 an hour. Tell us your group and the kind of day you want and we'll match the boat and the price.

A luxury yacht cruising San Diego Bay past the skyline

The 47-foot catamaran lives up to the word yacht. It's got a full living room, four bedrooms, and a kitchen, and it sails the open ocean, so it works for a long comfortable day or an overnight feel on the water.

The 75-foot catamaran is the party layout, with modern decor, a dance floor, a sound system, and a 13-seat bar. It's the one for a big celebration when you want a yacht that doubles as a venue.

Smaller groups have options too, from the 40-foot catamaran to pontoons for an easy bay cruise. Whatever you pick, we'll confirm the real hourly rate for your date before you commit.

Yacht Planner
Price$350–$825/hr
Sizes40, 47, 75 ft
47 ft4 bedrooms + kitchen
75 ftDance floor + bar
AlsoPontoons
LaunchMission & SD Bay
Half day or full day

A yacht for the occasion, at the length you want.

Rent a yacht for a few hours or the whole day. Half-day charters suit a birthday cruise or a sunset run, while full days open up the ocean sailing the 47-foot catamaran is built for.

Yacht rentals go out for birthdays, anniversaries, proposals, corporate outings, and plain good days on the water. The 75-foot cat turns into a floating party for big groups; the 47-foot cat suits a smaller crew that wants room to relax.

Want the ocean instead of the bay? The 47-foot catamaran sails offshore, so you can leave the harbor behind for the afternoon. Prefer the skyline? Keep it on San Diego Bay and cruise Coronado and downtown.

Every yacht runs captained, so nobody in your group has to drive. You bring the guests and the plan, and the captain handles the water while you enjoy the day.

Good For
BirthdaysAny size
AnniversariesYes
CorporateTeam days
LengthHalf or full day
Ocean sailing47 ft cat
CaptainIncluded
San Diego Bay · Coronado

The skyline, the bridge, and the open ocean.

Yachts launch from Mission Bay and San Diego Bay, and the bay run puts the downtown skyline and the Coronado Bridge right off the deck. Want more than the harbor? The 47-foot catamaran takes you out to open water.

San Diego Bay is the classic yacht cruise, gliding under the Coronado Bridge, past the downtown skyline, and by the Navy carriers on the working waterfront. It's calm, scenic, and easy to enjoy with a drink in hand.

Our office is at 1010 Santa Clara Pl in Mission Beach, on Mission Bay, and we'll send the exact dock when you book. Tell us your date and group and we'll point you to the right launch and the right boat.

On the Water
LaunchMission & SD Bay
SkylineDowntown SD
LandmarkCoronado Bridge
Ocean47 ft cat
Office1010 Santa Clara Pl
BookText or call
Yacht rental questions

Yacht rental FAQ.

How much does a yacht rental cost in San Diego?

Yachts run roughly $350 to $825 an hour depending on the boat and the day. Tell us your date and group size and we'll match the right one and give you the real price.

What yachts are in the fleet?

The fleet includes 40ft, 47ft, and 75ft catamarans plus luxury yachts and pontoons. The 47-foot cat has a living room, four bedrooms, and a kitchen and sails the ocean; the 75-foot cat is the party layout with a dance floor and a 13-seat bar.

Can a yacht go out on the open ocean?

Yes. The 47-foot catamaran sails the open ocean, so you can leave the harbor for the afternoon. If you'd rather stay scenic and calm, we keep the cruise on San Diego Bay past the skyline and Coronado.

Can I rent a yacht for a half day?

You can book by the half day or full day. Half days suit a sunset cruise or a birthday; full days open up ocean sailing and a longer run around the bay.

How do I book a yacht?

Use the boat-finder and we'll text you a quote and a booking link, or call (844) 461-2372 and talk it through with a person.

Book your yacht

Pick a yacht. Pick a day. Get on the water.

Tell the boat-finder your date, group size, and whether you want the bay or the ocean, and we'll text back the right yacht and the real hourly price with a booking link. Tight on dates? Call and we'll work it out.

Or call us: (844) 461-2372
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