San Diego Bay Catamaran Sailing Tours - Spacious 18' Wide Vessel with Shaded Deck

Owner's Description

Two hulls and a massive 18' wide.  Discover the difference in stability and roominess over a traditional monohull with our oceangoing catamaran.  37 years running charters in San Diego has given us the experience to select the best boat and captains for your sailing adventure.  We guarantee a stable ride with plenty of shade, queen beds, running water, fridge, and a large table in the middle of the seating area for food and drinks.  Prices: - 3-Hours: $99 per person, 6 person minimum - 6-Hours: $165 per person, 7 person minimum The area in the back of our catamaran is completely protected from sun, and spray. The Tigress prioritizes deck and outdoor space under a massive shaded patio with four padded benches and a large table to set out a spread.  Tigress also has a large net on the front of the boat for sunbathing and socializing. Many of our guests find the bow to be their favorite vantage point to take in the sights sailing on San Diego Bay. Having two hulls means there is a huge 18 foot wide space (rather than a narrow pointy section like a traditional sailboat) for your whole party to spread out and watch the sails and the water slip under the hulls.  Down below you will find 2 queen staterooms, and a galley (kitchen) with refrigerator and a full bathroom with running water. If you feel like going for a swim we feature dual swim steps with a freshwater shower on the aft deck that can be heated with advance notice. It’s a sailing cruise, and you should enjoy the quiet, peace and magic of the wind moving the boat.  My Captains are experienced motivated sailors, and as soon as there is a bit of wind, we will be sailing! Our boats simply don’t roll around like all single hulled boats. Our non-rolling catamaran is especially nice on the ocean. Since our boat is very stable, shaded, and safe, this catamaran allows us to take out every type of person from youngsters to seniors with some physical challenges. We pride ourselves in making everybody feel “at home” on our adventures.