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A 90-minute cocktail cruise through Marina del Rey that pairs sunset views and a live DJ with light hors d’oeuvres. Ideal for social nights out and visitors seeking harbor perspectives of Santa Monica Bay.
A 90-minute cocktail cruise through Marina del Rey that pairs sunset views and a live DJ with light hors d’oeuvres. Ideal for social nights out and visitors seeking harbor perspectives of Santa Monica Bay.
The boat slips away from Fiji Way as the harbor lights take shape and the Pacific breeze nudges through the railings. Guests lean into the open deck for unobstructed views of yacht-lined channels, breakwater silhouettes and the steady pulse of Marina del Rey Harbor. The DJ sets a tempo; conversation and clinking glasses fill the gaps.
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Operated by City Cruises California · Marina del Rey, California
The boat slips away from Fiji Way as the harbor lights take shape and the Pacific breeze nudges through the railings. Guests lean into the open deck for unobstructed views of yacht-lined channels, breakwater silhouettes and the steady pulse of Marina del Rey Harbor. The DJ sets a tempo; conversation and clinking glasses fill the gaps.
Marina del Rey is the largest man-made small-craft harbor in the U.S., completed in the mid-1960s to reshape the sheltered inlet of Santa Monica Bay. The basin sits where small coastal waterways met sand and shallows, and the engineered breakwater now calms the swell—perfect for evening cruising and close-up views of local waterfront culture from Fisherman's Village to the mouth of Ballona Creek.
Expect a social, short-form water outing: a 90-minute circuit that points out harbor highlights while DJs and light hors d’oeuvres keep the mood lively. The route is sheltered, with minimal chop, so views are the primary reward—harbor architecture, paddle craft near the jetties, and sunset over Santa Monica's skyline.
Practical details: board 30 minutes before departure at 13757 Fiji Way. Mobile tickets are accepted; ID is required for alcoholic purchases. Dress in layers—oceanside evenings get cool quickly—and wear non-slip shoes for gangway movement. The cruise is suitable for most fitness levels but involves steps and standing room on deck. For the best light and cooler air, aim for the sunset departures; quieter daytime sailings are an option in summer.
Boarding is at 13757 Fiji Way, Marina del Rey; arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled departure to check in.
Light hors d’oeuvres are offered buffet-style with steward-passed options; a cashless or card bar serves cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks.
Yes—infant seats are available and the cruise is marketed as suitable for all fitness levels, but supervision is required for young children on deck.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure; same-day cancellations are not refundable.
City Cruises California operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Fiji Way as the harbor lights take shape and the Pacific breeze nudges through the railings. Guests lean into the open deck for unobstructed views of yacht-lined channels, breakwater silhouettes and the steady pulse of Marina del Rey Harbor. The DJ sets a tempo; conversation and clinking glasses fill the gaps.
The boat slips away from Fiji Way as the harbor lights take shape and the Pacific breeze nudges through the railings. Guests lean into the open deck for unobstructed views of yacht-lined channels, breakwater silhouettes and the steady pulse of Marina del Rey Harbor. The DJ sets a tempo; conversation and clinking glasses fill the gaps.
Marina del Rey is the largest man-made small-craft harbor in the U.S., completed in the mid-1960s to reshape the sheltered inlet of Santa Monica Bay. The basin sits where small coastal waterways met sand and shallows, and the engineered breakwater now calms the swell—perfect for evening cruising and close-up views of local waterfront culture from Fisherman's Village to the mouth of Ballona Creek.
Expect a social, short-form water outing: a 90-minute circuit that points out harbor highlights while DJs and light hors d’oeuvres keep the mood lively. The route is sheltered, with minimal chop, so views are the primary reward—harbor architecture, paddle craft near the jetties, and sunset over Santa Monica's skyline.
Practical details: board 30 minutes before departure at 13757 Fiji Way. Mobile tickets are accepted; ID is required for alcoholic purchases. Dress in layers—oceanside evenings get cool quickly—and wear non-slip shoes for gangway movement. The cruise is suitable for most fitness levels but involves steps and standing room on deck. For the best light and cooler air, aim for the sunset departures; quieter daytime sailings are an option in summer.