Sights and Sips Cruise San Diego
City Cruises San Diego •
970 North Harbor Drive (Pier 2) • San Diego, CA 92101
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Get the party started with a San Diego sunset cruise and happy hour! Tear up the dance floor as the DJ spins the latest hits, throwbacks, and more as you sip cocktails and view the city skyline. See what San Diego sights and landmarks you can spot along the way! Don’t forget to bring your phone or camera to capture your party cruise memories for years to come.
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Sights & Sips cruises depart from Pier 2 at 970 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101. The loading dock is located between Broadway Pier and Navy Pier. Please check in at the ticket booth prior to boarding.
Yes. City Experiences does not operate any parking lot, but you’ll find nearby pay-to-park options available on Navy Pier, next to the USS Midway.
Sights & Sips cruise lasts for approximately an hour and a half. Boarding begins 30 minutes prior to departure. Please allow time for parking, checking in at the ticket booth, and walking to the loading dock.
Absolutely! All ages can enjoy the sunset cruise on the San Diego Harbor. Plus, children ages 3 and under cruise free.
Wear casual attire such as khakis, nice jeans, dresses, button-up shirts, and blouses.
Bring a valid government-issued ID (for guests age 18+), a camera, a light sweater or jacket, and your shades.
On a sunset boat ride in San Diego, you can see the city skyline, the Coronado Bridge, and the Pacific Ocean. You can also enjoy the beautiful California weather and experience the cool ocean breeze.
The San Diego Bay is a great spot to watch the sunset. You can see the city skyline and the Coronado Bridge lit up at night, and the water looks absolutely beautiful when the sun goes down.
No, sorry. Smoking is not allowed on any harbor tours.
Cakes may be brought on board, however, you will be charged a cake-cutting fee of $1.50- $3.00 per person. Please note that only flameless or LED birthday candles are allowed on board.
This cruise sails rain or shine. In the case of severe weather conditions or upon the direction of the U.S. Coast Guard, the vessel will remain dockside, but provide the full dining service.
The vessels are subject to inspections by the U.S. Coast Guard and have licensed crew members onboard. They also follow Maritime Security (MARSEC) guidelines.