Take to the water for a cruise through San Diego Bay and beyond on a fully-narrated, super fun SEAL Tour. See San Diego's beaches, Seaport Village, Shelter Island and more, learn about the rich military history and if you're lucky, spot some dolphins!

Enjoy the best harbor tour on the San Diego Bay—with a professionally narrated harbor tour of many storied landmarks. We’ll cover over 13 miles on the Big Bay, passing by Seaport Village, Shelter Island, ship-building and dry-docking facilities, Coronado Island, Point Loma, and Cabrillo National Monument, among many others. As we sail, we’ll see delightful marine animals and majestic sea birds, and we’ll talk about what local environmental efforts are doing to protect them. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to capture all the sights in photos and video, and our fully stocked snack bar is always open for purchase. We are fortunate to have beautiful outdoor decks that are available for sightseeing on San Diego Bay. We have great weather on the bay right now, we would just recommend you bring a hat, light sweater or jacket and of course your sun glasses!

You will make your way from beautiful Little Italy, into San Diego’s Old Town where you get a small flair of western and Mexican culture mixed together. From Old Town, you will make your way into Point Loma towards Liberty Station which used to be the Naval Training Center of San Diego, when the training center closed in 1997 it was repurposed into a mixed used development with housing, recreational centers, business, hotels, and a few schools. From Liberty Station, you will make your way to Shelter Island which gives you a great view of the Attack Submarine base. Making your way to Cabrillo National Monument and the Point Loma ecological preserve, you will see the old lighthouse that stood watch on the rocky shores and light up the dangerous waterways for many sailors and fishermen. As you finish your tour you will pass the always romantic Sunset Cliffs and into the eccentric Ocean Beach community. *If booking more than 2 people please submit separate orders!

This professionally guided harbor boat tour leads guests through San Diego's breathtaking sights, including the Seaport Village, Shelter Island, Point Loma, and the historical Cabrillo National Monument. Passengers can expect to be enlightened by the boat's crew, a team of passionate local historians and wildlife enthusiasts who eagerly share their knowledge.

Soak up the history and cultural sights of San Diego on this dual land and sea tour of the city and its Bay. Travel in a state-of-the-art U.S. Coast Guard-certified Hydra-Terra vehicle. With guided narration, fully experience the city’s sights without even leaving your seat. San Diego Land Tour As you pass the Embarcadero and San Diego International Airport – dedicated to famous aviator Charles Lindbergh – get a sense of the strong maritime history and atmosphere of the city. The Embarcadero is a bustling waterfront hub with a lot of shops and restaurants. Nearby are notable landmarks such as the USS Midway Museum – a former naval aircraft carrier – and two Embarcadero Marina parks with worthy sea views. San Diego Bay Cruise The second part of this illuminative tour has you cruising through San Diego Bay. You’re sure to see the signature San Diego sea lions up close with other natural wildlife species. Point Loma comes into view with its attractive seaside mansions and rugged hillside. Coming back to maritime history, Point Loma also has a premier Naval Base. Other naval sights include the North Island Naval Air Station – one of the largest repair facilities for fighter jets – the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, the Marine Mammal Training Center, and Shelter Island – originally built to protect boats from heavy weather, storms, and high waves.

Drive your GoCar, the world’s first storytelling car to historic Little Italy, part of San Diego’s Old Town you will see a melting pot of Mexican and Western cultures mixed together. Heading out from Old Town San Diego you will be guided to Point Loma, towards Liberty Station, which was a Naval Training Center but closed in 1997. It was then repurposed into a mixed development of homes, recreational centers, and hotels. From Liberty Station, your GoCar will guide you to Shelter Island where you will see the majestic view of the Attack Submarine Base. Then proceed to Cabrillo National Monument and the Point Loma Ecological Preserve and view the old lighthouse that stood watch back in the day. As you pass the tide pools it is highly recommended that you stop and see all the aquatic life. Finish your tour by passing by the romantic Sunset Cliffs where many eccentric Ocean Beach Homes and private quaint shops with little to no chain businesses are on the site.