Captain Keith is the best!!! My wife and I went on a sunset sail on their 32' boat out past Pt…read more Loma and we had a great time. Captain is fun, informative and great to sail with. Since our first sail we have been sailing with him two times more. Beside the 32' boat, they also have a older larger sailboat that can sail 10 people.

The Club is located inside Shelter Island. There were some great photos of record marlin and other…read morecatches. Can you imagine fighting those big ones? Wow, quite the battle. Huge gaffs for hanging your trophy and getting your prize photo. Parking on site.

My 13yo attended SeaCamp here for a week in the summer. She had a great time. They have bunk bed…read moregender specific dorms and bathroom/showers. The mattresses are plastic/vinyl so no concerns about bed bugs. You bring your own bedding.

Variety of water sports to try. Parking spaces you don't have to park in the dirt/rock/sand and…read morewhen its raining, the unpredictable mud. There is a grass picnic area, covered Gazebo. Spacious area, easy access to launch canoes, Outriggers and Dragon boats. Awesome view of the bay and to catch a sunrise or sunset. Though its located on Fiesta Island it has an exclusive private feel to it.

I recently completed my Rescue Scuba Certification course with Bill, and I have to say I am very…read moregrateful to his attention to details & safety, and not taking any shortcuts. I appreciate his honesty and upfront clarification about how the class will run. He runs small classes; we were only 3 people in the class, which is a huge positive upside in scuba training. I took my OW and AOW certs with two different shops previously plus 100+ dive on my log; I know how to compare instructors, so I can confidently recommend Bill for any new divers or experienced divers who want to advance their skills.

I needed to quickly complete my PADI open water training for an upcoming trip. I contacted Bill…read moreand he set me up with everything I needed. Bill made sure all the equipment fit and performed properly and spent a great deal of time ensuring that our dives were safe and fun. Bill has a wealth of knowledge and his tips and anecdotes are valuable to me as a new diver. Bill Powers Scuba Lessons will be my go to for future training.

Tried the cheeseburger, disappointed. The burger was cold, brioche cold, chips overcooked & cold…read more I was really looking forward to a nice lunch on the patio, unfortunately the food was terrible. Seems like the precooked burgers, you warm up at home. Bring your own food is the way to go.

they can't get there trout trucks to come on time it's a waist of time to even come down and fish…read moredown there... happened 2 weeks in a row

Mick was amazing!!! We had the best time . So peaceful and relaxing !!! Definitely would recommend…read morethis to anyone !!!

I just made a charter sail for my Dad's birthday and Captain Brian Land was the best! Our sail was…read morespectacular on San Diego Bay and Captain Land gave us more than just a sail but some sailing instruction and just a great "hands on" experience on a great Catalina cruiser that happen to be my favorite type of vessels to go open water or just tool around a bay in and have a great time sailing with my Dad. He had a time of his life and that made the trip the time of mine that I wont forget. Price is very reasonable for what I got and I looked around, the other outfits are not so personable nor price friendly and I like to go with the locals that know their waterways and their boats...

The City of San Diego Lifeguards Department sponsors a program every summer called Junior…read moreLifeguards. Its goal is to provide the youth community with a "sound aquatic background and acquaint them with the hazards and opportunities of San Diego beaches." What this basically means is that if your kids and teenagers are interested in swimming and water-sports, this is the perfect place for them to learn all about: body-surfing, body-boarding, surfing, snorkeling, kayaking, CPR, first aid & life-saving techniques. Junior Lifeguards runs two sessions every summer-both an A.M. and a P.M. class. They are head-quartered at the Santa Clara Recreation Center in Mission Beach-Bayside. Girls and boys are welcomed, but newcomers must attend a tryout at a local pool and pass a swim test. A qualification swim test will also be given the first day of each session. The classes meet at a variety of beaches in the San Diego area. They have swim meets and time trials at Coronado Beach, jump off the Ocean Beach pier at Ocean Beach, and have a final party and BBQ at La Jolla Shores.The majority of classes are held at Mission Beach. The instructors are all San Diego lifeguards who are specially selected to work with the kids. Scholarships are available based on financial need, but the cost of the uniform items such as good quality fins are out-of-pocket. Enrollment is limited and there is always a waiting list, so I would advise making plans for this summer activity around the time registration and online applications come out-around the first of the year. As a mother of a student who attended for many summer sessions, I can tell you Junior Lifeguards offer a wonderful and enriching program that is sure to instill values in your child such as courtesy, respect, knowledge, and developing a positive attitude. Also, they have a good head start on employment later on down the road as a lifeguard at either pools or ocean sites. It goes without saying that as wonderful and beautiful as San Diego beaches might be, there are hazards and dangers that do exist, and to learn how to circumnavigate around those-in a safe manner-is only good. Instead of having your kids hanging around the computer all summer playing games, get them out to programs the City offers such as Junior Lifeguards. The valuable lessons they learn and the overall social skills they develop can only bring a motherly smile to your face!

Love it! Best price, best education and great experience for ocean knowledge. My children have…read moredefinately improved on their water safety, first aid skills and of course their swimming skills. (They can get out of a rip and never panic.) If you live in San Diego and swim in the ocean, you definately should experience JG's. It can meet all childs needs from the super athletic boy to the more dainty girly. (I have both). Register early as spaces fill up in 20 minutes.

These guys are awesome. They keep the bottom of my boat looking spotless and barnacle Free. Prices…read moreare very reasonable and it's super convenient l.Highly recommended.

Alpha One Diving Service is AWESOME! Read this to see why…read more.. The Port of San Diego and many other ports around the world have proved that applying toxic chemicals (Copper, Zinc and other chemicals) to the bottoms of boats does deter the growth of marine organisms, however, at the same time it has increased the level of copper or chemical toxicity levels in the water column, especially in smaller harbors with lesser water or tidal flow. Man has used this method of reducing fouling of marine organisms for about 100 years but it has taken its toll on water quality in our harbors. I have a new product on my boat that has ZERO chemicals in it and has proven to inhibit fouling and make it easier to clean the bottom of a boat. Furthermore, it eliminates the application of toxic paint along with toxic chemicals, which are normally required to ward off marine growth (bottom fouling organisms). The product is called Thorn-D, and I am happy to use it. Many divers have refused to clean my boat because of their fear that it ( the product) will eliminate there job of cleaning the bottoms of boats but that is simply a myth. ALL boats will continually need monthly cleaning by divers; only, the divers will spend less time and energy to do the same amount of work while completing the job quicker due to the products amazing antifouling performance. While protecting the environment, which they, "the divers" live in daily, they will be earning the same amount of money, or more, and protecting the environment by not leaching toxic chemicals into the water by scrubbing off ablative paints (and what about all the paint that falls to the bottom?????? My now Ex-Diver, who recently told me that he would not clean my non-toxic, non-chemical, non-biocide paint anymore because it was "too hard to clean", gave me the names of a two other underwater hull cleaning companies. A few came out to the boat (under) to have a look and had some different opinions. -One, "This is a non-biocide paint/product and we will only work under your boat if you sign a one year contract. And we will require you to have it cleaned it twice a month for twice the money". Sounds like fear to me. -Two, "This is too hard to clean with a Scotch Brite pad and I just can't do it anymore. I'm afraid that if I use my scrubber, I will ruin your coating". I told him it would not. -I did some research and called: ALPHA ONE DIVING, I explained the product to Tony and Bill and they said, "Okay, we will clean your boat this week", and they were there two days later and it was cleaned fast!! Here's what Tony had to say, "Wow! What a cool new and unique product! We will try different methods to get it clean". Afterwards... "Your boat has not been cleaned in four months, which is hard to believe, seeing that the growth on this product only appears to be that of two months of growth on traditional copper paint, when actually if was four. It cleaned up relatively easy and I can only Imagine that it will clean up much, much easier on a three or four week standard schedule. We look forward to cleaning it next month!! BOTTOM LINE IS TONY AND BILL @ ALPHA ONE WILL DO WHAT EVER IT TAKES TO MAKE THEIR CUSTOMERS HAPPY AND THEY HAVE THE EXPERIENCE AND EQUIPMENT TO MAKE IT HAPPEN! THANKS GUYS!!!!