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San Diego Speed Boat Adventure Tour: Captain Your Own Boat

San Diego Speed Boat Adventures | San Diego Boat Tours • 1450 Harbor Island Drive • San Diego, CA 92101

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Experience the thrill of captaining your own speed boat on the San Diego Speed Boat Adventure Tour! Follow an expert guide through San Diego Bay, passing landmarks like the USS Midway and Coronado Bridge. This 2-hour, fully narrated tour offers excitement, panoramic views, and family-friendly fun. No experience needed—just bring your sense of adventure!

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Enjoy a thrilling 2-hour water adventure on the San Diego Bay aboard a F13 mini-speedboat.
Departs from Cabrillo Isle Marina-San Diego Harbor. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to the scheduled departure to check in and sign a waiver.
Cruise past Big Bay sights such as the USS Midway, a US Navy submarine, Seaport Village, San Diego Maritime Museum, and more.
Must be age 18 and up to drive the boat and age 5 and up to be a passenger.
Total max weight of passengers per boat is 450 lbs.
No experience or boating license required.
Bring a swimsuit(summer) or jacket(winter), towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a waterproof bag for gadgets.
Not recommended for guests who are pregnant, had recent surgery, or with neck or back problems.

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Be your own captain on the thrilling San Diego Speed Boat Adventure Tour! Experience the excitement of captaining your own speed boat as you zip through the waters of San Diego Bay. Follow your expert guide on a fully-narrated tour, passing Navy ships and iconic landmarks like the USS Midway, Coronado Bridge, and the Star of India.

Feel the wind in your hair as you take in panoramic views of downtown San Diego, sea life, and the bustling waterfront. This 2-hour tour combines adrenaline-pumping fun with sightseeing, making it perfect for families, couples, and adventure seekers. No boating experience is required—your guide will provide full instructions before setting off.

Book your San Diego speed boat tour today for an unforgettable day on the water!

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Frequently Asked Questions about San Diego Speed Boat Adventure Tour

Are there weight requirements?

Yes. The total weight of passengers must not exceed 450 lbs per boat. A small child (under 50 lbs) is allowed to sit in the middle.

Are there age requirements?

You must be 18 years or older to drive the speedboat and ages five years and up to be a passenger.

Any health restrictions?

Part of the fun at Speed Boat Adventure Tours is that you'll ride the boat in the open water. Although generally the water is calm, it can get rough at times. Because of this, pregnant guests are not permitted on the boat. The tour is not recommended for guests with neck or back problems or recent surgery.

How fast are the speedboats?

The speedboats can go as fast as 20 to 25 knots.

What if I have never driven a boat?

No problem! Our boats are very simple to operate, and you will receive basic instructions on boat driving before your tour. If you can safely drive a car, you can most likely drive the speedboats.

What should I bring?

Bring a swimsuit in the summer or jacket in the winter, a towel, sunblock, sunglasses, a waterproof bag for your gadgets, and sandals or flip-flops.

Can we switch drivers?

Absolutely! There will be several times during the tour. You can switch drivers halfway through.

Do I need a special license for driving a speedboat?

No, you do not need a special license to drive the speedboats.

Do the tour guides ride on the guests' boat?

No, the tour will ride in another speedboat, which you'll follow while driving your own speedboat. You'll communicate via a radio communication system.