contact & directions

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Directions to the yacht

Pickup location will be sent by your Captain. Please look for a text message within 3-5 days of your cruise. Sometimes the location changes so ALWAYS wait for Captain’s info or ask your booking agent but presently boat pickup is at:

2803 Emerson St
San Diego, CA 92106

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Please do not contact any restaurants, marina tenants, offices as they have no involvement in charters. Once parked alert your Captain or party coordinator. We board ONLY when the entire group is assembled. If any issues you may contact Captain Glenn at 858.212.5148.

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Parking & Information

Please arrive 15-20 minutes early so that we can depart timely and not lose any boating time for your cruise. Park only in spots marked 3. Please DO NOT PARK in the spots marked for restaurants or office only as you may get towed and nobody wants that to happen.

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What to wear and bring

Most all year San Diego is 60-80 degrees during cruising time of 9am – 7pm. Please assume the temperature is a little cooler than land and dress in layers when warranted especially during late fall and winter months. You have the option of sitting in the warmer cockpit area or enjoying a seat closer to the sea air or even being the “King or Queen of the World!” out on the foredeck bow pulpit. Travel light with only what you need to eat/drink and wear and leave the rest in the car or at home. We will make sure that you are comfortable and enjoying Friends, Family & Fun!

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Tipping/Referrals

Should you and your friends and family enjoy the experience it is customary to tip your Captain 15%-20% of your cruise. We also appreciate referrals to friends and any positive YELP and Facebook “likes” or other reviews. We may also occasionally post pics of your party guests enjoying your time on Miss Jen II. We would be glad to thank you in the form of discounts or special requests on future tours with SanDiegoBoatCruise.com.

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Pets and Very Small Children

Apologies, but Coast Guard safety and general safety aboard vessels of this size suggest that pets and children who cannot walk or stabilize themselves are safer on land. Please feel free to inquire if unsure.

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