The coasts aren’t the only place where we’ll find world-class boating in California. The American River Runs 120 miles from the Sierra Nevada mountains to Sacramento. Rapids are classified from Class 2 to Class 4 so it’s great for the whole family and adventure-enthusiasts alike.
If there’s an opportunity to dive into the ocean depths in a submarine you take it! Off the coast of Los Angeles, you should be able to find the rare opportunity to see the ocean floor while staying dry and comfortable. Look for sea turtles, exotic fish, and Rose’s sapphire necklace. It’d be a miracle if the necklace somehow traveled from the Atlantic to the Pacific, but good luck!
Feel the thrill of skipping across the ocean water on a speed boat that will glide you along the coastline at 50MPH. Your pilots will take sharp turns with the intent to execute a 360-degree turn maximizing G-force.
Get away from the hubbub of California coastal cities and venture into the great blue yonder. Most trips will last a full day but you won’t regret the opportunity to stay out at sea for so long! Be sure to bring along the Dramamine just in case you’re unknowingly susceptible to seasickness.
There is no shortage of sunset cruises departing from any coastal town, so it’s important to find one that not only gets you out to a great viewpoint for sunset. But also provides delicious food, drinks, and a romantic ambiance.
If you’re blessed to be in beautiful Lake Tahoe then you’ll want to take advantage of everything it has to offer: from the boutiques, to lovely hikes, to small casinos, to, yes, the lake itself. Rent a kayak and explore the gorgeous lake at your own pace.
One of the most freeing experiences one could ever have is to purchase a sailboat, quit working, and live off of the ocean. In lieu of making that kind of commitment, consider renting your escape for a few hours/days. Not sure how to sail? No problem! You can charter sail boats as well!
What is so special about sea kayaking is the fact that you can explore coves and caves that larger vessels can’t get to. This creates a secluded, and empowering experience that cannot be contended with. Not to mention the workout required for such an adventure.
The Bay Area is aptly named as everything revolves around the water. Therefore, it’s only appropriate to sightsee along the water. Check out Pier 39, Alcatraz, and the Golden Gate Bridge from a boat. Treat yourself to a high-speed vessel so that you have plenty of time for some northern Californian wine.
Every year gray whales make their journey from Baja California all the way up to Alaska and back again. They are extremely curious creatures and love to check out people and friendly vessels. Hop on a boat with the intent to see the largest animals in the world.
