San Francisco Bay Sunset Catamaran Cruise





Description
Enjoy the serene San Francisco Bay at sunset on this evening with the Sunset Cruise aboard a luxurious catamaran. Sail by Alcatraz Island, under the Golden Gate Bridge and look for sea lions, then cruise down the city skyline. Both the Adventure Cat 55' or 65' catamaran are complete with a 360-degree, protected viewing area for those who don't like the wind in their faces as well as canvas trampoline nets where you can experience the ocean and sights in the open sea air. Just a note on capacity, we are considered an outdoor business by category, so we are not officially restricted currently, but we do self-limit to have enough room for all to feel safe. Our 47-passenger vessel is limited to about 40 per trip, and the 90-passenger is limited to 76 for comfort of all.
Tour Options
Itinerary
Your tour departs from the Pier 39 (Dock J) where you can experience a colony of grunting sea lions before you begin your journey!
On this unforgettable evening cruise, enjoy iconic views as you sail around the San Francisco Bay.
Watch the city slowly light up behind you as the Golden Gate bridge glows in the dwindling sunlight.
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- We can accept manual wheelchairs only, as there are 3-4 stairs to board the boat. Also, restrooms are not ADA accessible.
- Please bring a jacket and wear soft-soled shoes
- Audio guides are available in English, Mandarin, French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish. Please bring headphones if you plan on using the audio guide.
- No outside beverages may be brought on board
Reviews(1,399)
Watching the sunset as we sailed under the Golden Gate Bridge was the perfect way start to our get-away. The crew was warm and welcoming and we enjoyed sharing the experience with other visitors on board. Making jackets available was a huge plus.
Great experience in a somewhat cloudy day. Enjoyed the views. Was cold. Recommend bringing a jacket or hoddie.
Excellent trip. The crew was professional and friendly.
It was a fantastic experience. The weather was gorgeous without a cloud in the sky but it was chilly! The boat was awesome and had extra jackets for everyone! Highly recommend!
What an absolutely amazing trip out to see the Golden Gate Bridge. Captain Hans is awesome. What an amazing experience and one my wife and I will never forget. Can’t recommend this trip Enough. An amazing way to experience San Francisco and the Gilden Gate Bridge. Totally doing this again on our next trip to SF. Anne and Dan
A fantastic experience. I had my son and 2 teenage granddaughters on the cruise. We felt totally safe. The crew was fantastic and fun. The cruise itself was wonderful. I've never been on a catamaran or sailboat before. There were great views of Alcatraz and we sailed under the bridge. This is a definite repeat for future visits.
This cruise was lovely! The sunset views were amazing, and the crew made sure to let the catamaran linger in a few places that were especially beautiful so everyone could get pictures. Comfortable boat and hospitable staff. It’s chilly and windy on the water with a chance you might get wet if you sit in the front. Dress accordingly!
Really enjoyable experience! Going under the Golden Gate Bridge was a very cool experience and the ride back to the city was so pretty! The coats they provided were a nice touch! Highly recommend!
Highly recommend, it’s worth the money! It was cold but they offer a jacket. Staff are nice and very helpful. My siblings and I had the great experience!
Beautiful and warm San Francisco day with blue skies made for a perfect sailing day on the bay. The weather turned windy and the seas got choppy which put the “adventure” in Adventure Cat! The crew was friendly, knowledgeable and made for a great sunset sail on the bay with incredible sights.



