Friendly, helpful and efficient! Will certainly be back! Very much appreciated. A pleasure doing…read morebusiness here...

Excellent service from the dock workers, who are always on their game. If you want a quick fuel and…read morego or a snack this is the place to do it. Colin the owner is a great guy, easy to talk to. Just an all around chill environment.

To the Karen at Harbor Island West Marina:…read more My husband walked me to the showers at Harbor Island West Marina. After I finished showering, I was drying off my shower shoes at the first sink in the women's restroom. A Caucasian woman suddenly walked in, chose the sink right next to me--despite several others being available--and aggressively threw her keys or badge near my area. I found it odd, but tried to brush it off. I walked outside and told my husband, who had been patiently waiting for me. She followed shortly after and walked toward the dock area. Before we left, my husband went to the restroom, and I waited. As we approached the parking lot, I noticed her walking toward me again. Before she even spoke, I had a feeling I knew exactly what was coming--like something straight out of the "Karen" TikToks and Instagram videos I've seen. She rudely and aggressively asked, "Do you have a slip here?" I was caught off guard--shocked this was actually happening. She asked again, as if I didn't hear her the first time. I turned to my husband, unsure of our slip number, and before we could even explain, she escalated her tone and said, "Well, I thought it was weird that you were taking a shower and he was waiting for you. Then he goes into the bathroom, and now you're leaving. I've never seen you here before." My husband (a retired police officer), was waiting for me because there was only one badge for entry between us, so it was not weird at all. We told her that yes--we do have a slip. My husband has actually been staying here for nearly three weeks. She continued to insist that our presence was "weird," and said, "I watch out for this place." As a Filipino and person of color, I have never experienced racism so directly. The way she treated us--her assumptions, accusations, and tone--made me feel deeply disgusted and unwelcome. If this is how she treats strangers who don't look like her, I can only imagine how she treats others.

Question: Why during the current multi-month to years long renovation and replacement project…read moreunderway of the entire marina, both on land and on the water, off-site parking and transportation between has not been provided for the 660 odd slip tenants and the commercial spaces served by the existing parking lot now barricaded and closed for the most part to any users. Very strange of the City of San Diego Permitting Process not to require this simple but necessary requirement for tenants not getting a break from the slip fees, the extended stay fees (this Marina's current word salad for Live Aboard Fees), other fees fees fees, etc during the renovation.

The crew at Dana always takes care of me and from what I see always takes care of the guests…read morevisiting from out of town too. Top notch operation! Their sister stores in east county and Lemon Grove are just as stellar.

Great place to go , busy some days , not So busy other days . Beautiful view of downtown San Diego…read more. Decent bathrooms , boat launch area and play area for kids . Highly recommend this area !

A friend recommended this location for fishing gear. Purchased a fishing items, the staff was very…read moreknowledgeable and helped with exactly what I needed.

Launched from here on my Standup Paddleboard this past weekend in order to see the Sea Lions!…read more There's a ton of parking for cars with trailers only, but there's a row of parking for regular cars, and we found plenty of spots there on a Saturday afternoon in August. We blew up our boards in the lot, and then walked the short distance over to the boat launch. Love the ramp in, there's boats to avoid, but there was only one boat at the time we were going on so easy peasy. Then it was a beautiful paddle just around the corner, under the bridge, and over to where the sea lions are! We hung out there for a while and then had our lovely paddle back. Definitely adding this to my list of great paddle launch spots.

It was a lovely warm warming down by the harbor which is a few steps from our hotel. We took a…read morewalk along the pier. Anxious crowds were all packed and ready to go fishing. Some were going for the day while others were going for 7-12 days on sea. Everyone was armed with booze , food and fishing gear. Nice clean area and you could view the daily catch of tuna.

MARINA LOVER (4 stars)…read more Crossing off another Marina I've sailed out from! My list continues to grow: - Glorietta Bay Marina (Coronado) - Embarcadero Marina (downtown) - Safe Harbor Marina (Harbor Island) - Seaforth Marina (Mission Bay) - Sun Harbor Marina (Point Loma) This is not the location where my sailing club is and not the marina I usually depart from. It's actually my first time at this Marina, departing, and docking. Well, you learn quick... wasn't familiar with parking and parked at LOT I for my car and my own safety as we'd be returning from the Ocean in the evening. Ample parking but it cost me about $20 bucks to park here for the day. But had i known just a short walk and the next lot over have cheaper parking for $5-6 for all day parking. Maybe I should have kept that to myself so nobody discovers that. :: SAILING ADVENTURES :: The Marina houses hundreds of yachts and sails (majority owned). Each dock has a security gate so no randoms can come in. We decided to sail out to the Pacific Ocean (usually i stay in SD Bay with my non-sailing friends) but I was with my sailing friends who are all experienced and certified and we took out a larger sail from this marina, 30' Sloop and depart from this location since it was easy to get to the Ocean. Love that this marina is close to the entrance/exit of SD Bay but this area is busy with narrow real estate for us to quickly pull up the main sail after we leave the docks. Sailing in the ocean requires a little more and a large vessel compared to sailing in SD Bay. But I loved every moment of it. Hmm maybe I need to switch sailing clubs. lol

A friend of mine had a yacht party on a cool summer evening and it was a blast. We met at H&M…read morelanding and headed to our yacht. The staff were so attentive and carried our bags up to the upper deck where we spent the evening enjoying lots of food and some margaritas, The boat moored out in front of the Rady Shell and we enjoyed seeing the Sugarhill Gang and Kool and the Gang from the sea. The view was outstanding and this is a great way to see a concert. The staff was excellent, the boat was comfortable and the memories priceless.

Top gun 80 I don't…read morethink I will be fishing out of h&m anymore. This is no reflection on the crew as they were awesome. They all worked there butts off and they were very accommodating and helpful. I went on a 3 day and came back with rockfish while the overnight trips out of Point Loma are limiting out on yellow tail I've taken other trips with them and the whole boat got skunked and other landings are killing it. I realize they call it fishing and not catching but every time I've fished off of this landing if we go to Mexico, we kill it. If we fish this side it's horrible. I think I am just done playing Russian roulette with my wallet. I have fished my whole life and been pretty loyal to the landings that find the fish but this trip in all was about 2 thousand dollars for fish tacos. There definitely was a general consensus amongst the whole boat and not just me feeling like this.

Fished the Pegasus, one of the first trips back after their big fire. RULES FOR THEE ARE NOT FOR…read moreME. 1). This year's fire safety: Passenger (at least one) smoking on board while we fueled up. 2). Trolling, no one minding them so I take one. The other one goes off. While I reel mine in, the other guy says his is only "kelp" and tells the deckhand to reel it in. I look, 80% out on a TLD 20. The deckhand tells me to reel it in. I tell him I need surgery on my right shoulder (SLAP Tear, painful). I do reel in. 50-60 BFT on it. "That is my fish" the guy who refused to reel the "kelp" in says. I say no, I reeled it in after he gave it up. Pegasus Captain Alec awards the fish to the other guy. Mr. "Kelp" Guy: "My brother is the Captain of the Royal Polaris." Will not be fishing this boat again.

Had a blast again fishing the dolphin boat on their 1/2 day trip. Caught 12 fish total and great…read moresize. 4 sculpin, 3 bass, and 5 red rock fish. The staff at checking in was helpful. The staff on the boat do a lot of helping. Definitely would recommend this boat if you are looking for a great time.