Two Hour Private Charter For Two People $400.
Each Additional Person $50.
Maximum Of Six passengers
Please note, We cannot take more than six passengers. This is a Coast Guard regulation and there can be no exceptions. Each child counts as one passenger. All major credit cards and PayPal accepted.
Imagine sailing underneath the Golden Gate Bridge while the sun is setting on the Pacific Ocean. Celebrate your special event under the romance of sailing.
Have you ever wanted to go sailing in the San Francisco Bay area but didn’t know anyone with a boat? Come sail with me, Captain John. Let me share my passion for sailing with you. I’m a U.S. certified sailing instructor and licensed by the U.S Coast Guard and fully insured. The boat, Temptation, was purchased in 2007 brand new. She is a modern, luxury 37-foot sailing yacht.
I have lived here for over 47 years and can be your tour guide on the water. Just sit back, relax and enjoy a great day of sailing the SF bay with your friends and family. Sailing aboard my boat, Temptation, is a great economical way to spend a memorable day on the beautiful San Francisco Bay. It’s so much fun!
Gift Certificates
The perfect gift for a special event.
CURRENT SPECIALS
Let’s Go Sailing!
We are now open for private sailing charters up to six people for a 2 hour sail. Please call for booking and restrictions.
A gift certificate is a great option.
Please note, we cannot take more than six passengers. This is a Coast Guard regulation and there can be no exceptions. Each child counts as one passenger. All major credit cards and PayPal accepted.
Try some morning San Fran sailing if you like nice calm water. You’ll get to enjoy the nature, see lots of birds, sea lions, maybe even dolphins. Bring your breakfast and have brunch on the boat. This is great if you're bringing children sailing with you.
Afternoon sails are wonderful if you want to experience the boat under the full effect of the wind. It could be blowing up to 25 knots in the Bay. When we approach the lee side of Angel Island, the wind is minimal, and the temperature is 20 degrees warmer. This is great for cocktail parties or relaxing in the sun while you’re lunching.
In late afternoon and evening sailing, the wind diminishes. We’ll sail under the Golden Gate Bridge and enjoy a spectacular sunset.
At nighttime, you’ll get the gorgeous scenery of the city lights.
Choosing Sailing San Francisco for your next adventure means opting for an unparalleled experience. Not only do you get a seasoned captain with over four decades of local knowledge, but Captain John's personal touch transforms a simple sail into a memorable, customized journey.
Our boat, Temptation, combines modern luxury with safety and comfort, ensuring your time spent on the waters is as relaxing as it is thrilling. Whether you’re embarking on an intimate sunrise sailboat charter with close ones or a lively afternoon gathering against the backdrop of the bay's winds, we cater to all needs.
With our commitment to safety, passion for sailing, and promise of breathtaking views, your sailboat charter in San Francisco Bay becomes an unforgettable chapter in your life’s adventures.
Here's the captain's favorite tour:
- Sailing to Pier 39 where the sea lions have taken over a whole marina. You’ll pass on the lee side of Alcatraz to be greeted by seagulls. Then it’s off around Angel Island to Ayala Cove where you can see the beautiful cities of Tiburon and Sausalito. Experience the current in Raccoon Straight, while passing under the Golden Gate Bridge with the fresh ocean breeze on your face. With luck, you’ll see dolphins or whales. Jibe the boat back and enjoy the gorgeous city front of San Francisco. This tour requires four hours or more.
Here are some other popular sailboat rides in San Francisco (of course, your excursion can be customized):
- Docking by Sam’s Cafe in Tiburon for drinks and a burger or enjoy one of many other fabulous restaurants on the water. This is a four-hour minimum tour.
- Sail by the baseball park and catch home run balls. This is a three to four-hour tour.
- Pack a picnic basket or barbecue, and we’ll sail over to Angel Island. This is a full day event (six hours minimum).
- Sail under the Golden Gate Bridge and see the sunset. This can be done in two hours.
- Go out beyond the Golden Gate Bridge and sail in the Pacific Ocean. Depending on how far out in the ocean we sail, this can take two hours to a full day.
