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Board a sleek yacht at Fisherman’s Village for a two-hour champagne brunch that pairs a chef-driven buffet with live entertainment and coastal views. Perfect for families and groups, the cruise is equal parts sightseeing and celebration.
Board a sleek yacht at Fisherman’s Village for a two-hour champagne brunch that pairs a chef-driven buffet with live entertainment and coastal views. Perfect for families and groups, the cruise is equal parts sightseeing and celebration.
The harbor air tastes of salt and citrus as you step onto the white rail of the yacht at Fisherman's Village. Waves tick the hull and gulls follow the wake, curiously watching as a bottomless flute is raised. For two hours the coast slides by — low dunes, surf-slick beaches, and the distant sweep of the Santa Monica bluffs — while live music and a chef-driven buffet keep the mood buoyant.
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Operated by City Cruises California · Marina del Rey, California
The harbor air tastes of salt and citrus as you step onto the white rail of the yacht at Fisherman's Village. Waves tick the hull and gulls follow the wake, curiously watching as a bottomless flute is raised. For two hours the coast slides by — low dunes, surf-slick beaches, and the distant sweep of the Santa Monica bluffs — while live music and a chef-driven buffet keep the mood buoyant.
Marina del Rey opened as a purpose-built small craft harbor in the 1960s, carved from tidal marsh and protected by breakwaters. Geologically the coastline here is young — beaches built from longshore drift and river-borne sediment — and culturally the harbor has shifted from working docks to a recreational gateway linking Venice, Santa Monica, and Los Angeles.
Expect close views of surfers threading sandbars, pleasure boats jockeying for space, and occasional seals or pelicans riding currents alongside the yacht. The cruise is sociable rather than exploratory: it’s about light, atmosphere, and coastal perspectives more than remote wilderness.
Practical guidance: boarding begins 30 minutes before a scheduled 11:00 departure; arrive early to secure parking at Fisherman’s Village (13755 Fiji Way). Dress in layers — the harbor can be warm on deck under sun but cool when the breeze picks up. Hydrate between glasses of sparkling wine, and store valuables in a stable bag; the buffet is mid-ship and traffic moves around it. If you’re prone to seasickness, pick a central seat near the vessel’s midline and step outside for steady air. The cruise is accessible to most fitness levels and family-friendly, making it a straightforward way to sample Southern California’s coastline with minimal planning.
Boarding is at Fisherman’s Village Marina, 13755 Fiji Way, Marina del Rey; arrive 30 minutes early for check-in.
Unlimited mimosas and sparkling wine are offered as part of the cruise; standard venue policies apply and minors are allowed but cannot be served alcohol.
The operator may cancel or alter the cruise if conditions are unsafe; check your booking for cancellation windows and refund policy (full refund if canceled 24+ hours prior).
The cruise notes stroller accessibility and infant seats; accessibility for wheelchairs can vary by vessel — confirm specifics with the operator ahead of time.
City Cruises California operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The harbor air tastes of salt and citrus as you step onto the white rail of the yacht at Fisherman's Village. Waves tick the hull and gulls follow the wake, curiously watching as a bottomless flute is raised. For two hours the coast slides by — low dunes, surf-slick beaches, and the distant sweep of the Santa Monica bluffs — while live music and a chef-driven buffet keep the mood buoyant.
The harbor air tastes of salt and citrus as you step onto the white rail of the yacht at Fisherman's Village. Waves tick the hull and gulls follow the wake, curiously watching as a bottomless flute is raised. For two hours the coast slides by — low dunes, surf-slick beaches, and the distant sweep of the Santa Monica bluffs — while live music and a chef-driven buffet keep the mood buoyant.
Marina del Rey opened as a purpose-built small craft harbor in the 1960s, carved from tidal marsh and protected by breakwaters. Geologically the coastline here is young — beaches built from longshore drift and river-borne sediment — and culturally the harbor has shifted from working docks to a recreational gateway linking Venice, Santa Monica, and Los Angeles.
Expect close views of surfers threading sandbars, pleasure boats jockeying for space, and occasional seals or pelicans riding currents alongside the yacht. The cruise is sociable rather than exploratory: it’s about light, atmosphere, and coastal perspectives more than remote wilderness.
Practical guidance: boarding begins 30 minutes before a scheduled 11:00 departure; arrive early to secure parking at Fisherman’s Village (13755 Fiji Way). Dress in layers — the harbor can be warm on deck under sun but cool when the breeze picks up. Hydrate between glasses of sparkling wine, and store valuables in a stable bag; the buffet is mid-ship and traffic moves around it. If you’re prone to seasickness, pick a central seat near the vessel’s midline and step outside for steady air. The cruise is accessible to most fitness levels and family-friendly, making it a straightforward way to sample Southern California’s coastline with minimal planning.