LOS ANGELES
37 Tours Reviewed
Cruise logistics can be noisy. This one-way private transfer keeps your start simple, with a driver who meets you at the curb and gets you from Los Angeles (including LAX) to the San Pedro cruise terminal. What I like most…
A whale sighting is one of those rare wins you can’t fake. This San Pedro cruise pairs eco-friendly catamarans with live narration from the Aquarium of the Pacific, and the stadium-style seating makes it easy to spot movement fast. One…
Sunset glides quietly on a tiny electric boat. In Marina Del Rey, this romantic cruise pairs a noise-free ride with wine and small charcuterie, and you can add dinner or sushi. It’s a simple plan that turns into a memorable…
Golden hour on Long Beach feels different. This private 42-foot yacht cruise from Rainbow Harbor is built for a relaxed, feel-good sunset outing with serious coastline views, a flexible feel, and a captain who keeps things smooth. I especially love…
Sea lions and fish under a glass floor. What I like most is the glass-bottom layout that lets you see marine life right where you sit, plus a captain who uses local harbor knowledge to help you spot wildlife without…
A Newport Beach yacht dinner can feel fancy fast. This 2.5-hour cruise pairs a plated 3-course meal with DJ music over sweeping harbor views. I especially like the reserved private table setup and the way the open-air decks give you…
One hour, two worlds: above and below. I like the close-up Queen Mary pass and the chance to see real shallow-water life through a glass bottom setup. My one caution: the glass view is limited to certain sections, and marine…
Whales meet LA’s working harbor. This West Harbor cruise turns a simple boat ride into a guided, educational look at marine life, with a focus on responsible viewing. I especially like the ultra-quiet, low-emission catamarans, which help keep the whole…
Hollywood in one long day is a treat. This LA city highlights tour is built for cruise passengers who want big-name sights fast, with a live guide and commentary as you roll between neighborhoods. I especially like the Hollywood Walk…
Long Beach looks different from the water. A private 1-hour cruise from Rainbow Harbor turns the city skyline into reflections you can’t get from shore, and you’ll settle into a roomy 42-foot motor yacht with built-in seating while you watch…
Brunch on a yacht beats the usual plan. This 2-hour Newport Beach cruise turns harbor sightseeing into a sit-down meal, with photo-friendly views plus unlimited champagne or sparkling cider. I especially like the pairing of a chef-built brunch buffet with…
LED-lit swan boats make dusk feel magical. I love how the LED lights turn the lagoon surface into a glowing nighttime mirror, and you get a clear look toward Downtown Long Beach and the Pike Ferris Wheel area. On Rainbow…
Sea lions and cargo ships in 45 minutes. This fully narrated Long Beach Harbor cruise by Harbor Breeze Cruises gives you a front-row view of the Long Beach skyline and the RMS Queen Mary while captains explain why this harbor…
A yacht cruise in Long Beach feels extra when it’s private. You get Captain Ryan’s calm hosting plus included professional portrait photos, with LA’s waterfront sights right up close. One catch: you bring your own picnic food and drinks, so…
Pedal power meets a whale mural. A swan boat rental on Long Beach’s Rainbow Lagoon is a simple, scenic way to spend an hour away from the usual boardwalk routine. You’ll glide past major sights like the whale mural at…
