Best Places To Rent Jet Skis And Boats In L.A.
All you have to do is visit any harbor in and around Los Angeles to realize that Angelenos embrace recreational boating. On any given day throughout the year, you'll find all types of boats bucking for space and water lovers riding the waves on jet skis. If you don't own a personal watercraft, here are some of the best spots to rent or charter a vehicle for an invigorating off-shore adventure.
Marina Del Rey Boat Rentals
13717 Fiji Way
Marina Del Rey, CA 90292
(310) 306-4444
www.marinadelreyboatrentals.com
From sailboats to human-powered modes of water transportation, this establishment aims to deliver. The company offers power boats that can accommodate a small group of four to a party of 12. If you're planning a corporate meeting or family reunion, consider renting a 21-foot Duffy electric vessel for an hours-long cruise on the Pacific Ocean. Single and double kayaks are also available for athletic sorts seeking to challenge the sea. For a good workout, try your hand at paddle-boarding, a popular sport that enables participants to stand on a board and paddle around the harbor. Be sure to check for coupons and other discounts.
Long Beach Boat Rental
401 E. Shoreline Village Drive
Long Beach, CA 90802
(562) 491-7400
www.boats4rent.com
When it comes to satisfying a water enthusiast's need for speed, this rental office pulls no punches. It offers a variety of top-of-the-line jet skis, waverunners and power boats for those looking for a thrilling adventure. New to its fleet is a 21-foot pontoon boat that's ideal for the whole family and anyone who enjoys the sport of fishing. The company's canopied electric boats provide a quiet experience for tourists and locals alike to tour the picturesque harbor in total relaxation. Hourly rates are reasonable, with a $500 deposit set for all off-shore boats and jet skis. Online gift certificates are available for the water enthusiasts in your life.
Bluewater Sailing
13505 Bali Way
Marina Del Rey, CA 90292
(310) 823-5545
www.bluewatersailing.com
If you're thinking about sailing and are not yet ready to invest in your own boat, this long-standing company provides many on-the-water options. Well-maintained yachts, ranging in size from 14 feet to 42 feet, can be chartered for daylong excursions. You can also lease a keelboat for an entire weekend or longer, without having to join a club. It's a great way to take in the sights of Santa Monica Bay or venture over to Santa Catalina Island, a popular tourist destination. No need to worry about whether you're fit or able-bodied enough to handle the sails-propelled vessel, because there will be a certified skipper aboard.
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Joe's Rent-A-Boat
Santa Catalina Island
46 Green Pleasure Pier
Avalon, CA 90704
(310) 510-0455
www.joesrentaboat.com
Just 22 miles from Los Angeles is where you'll find a thriving company that's been in the watercraft business for nearly 90 years. This place offers coast guard-approved vehicles, including kayaks and pedal boats for visitors who relish the excitement of open water activities. Its outboard motor boats are equipped with anchors and ladders to allow thrill-seeking families to pick their preferred spots to snorkel or picnic along the spectacular coast of Avalon. Experts are eager to share the best fishing locations with anglers in search of white sea bass, barracuda or halibut. With warm temperatures year-round, this is simply a boating paradise.
South Bay Sailing
181 N. Harbor Drive
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
(310) 937-3180
www.southbaysailing.com
Stretched along the southwest peninsula of Los Angeles County is where breaching whales and dolphins come out to play. It's also where you'll discover a sailing school and charter company that presents a slick line of racing boats, kayaks and stand-up paddle boards to rent. It also hosts group sailing excursions and parties throughout the year. Corporations looking for a unique team-building activity may want to lease a boat for a local or long-distance racing event. This is an ideal way to experience the stimulating art and science of water sports. After-school, spring and summer youth camps are also available for sailors-in-the-making.
