First time deep sea fishing and we caught 15 fish. Mostly rock fish and they were good eating. Made…read morea bunch of Fish tacos. Great day and great crew! Scott and Adam were great.

My job temporarily reassigned me to San Diego for a year and I wanted to get to enjoy all of the…read morewonderful things San Diego has to offer, including deep sea fishing.  I found a groupon for the Cowbouy and contacted Scott who proptly answered all of my questions, so I booked a 6 hour afternoon charter for up to 6 people with him. At the first communication, Scott was prompt and professional.  Scott met us on time and had everything ready for a fun afternoon of fishing.  He even asked us our preference of staying in the harbor or going out of the bay, including giving us the morning fishing report, which helped us make our decision. He and his deckhand have all the tackle, bait, and riggings needed.  His boat was comfortable for all of us. We had 4 keepers including 2 halibut, a spotted bass, and a sculpin.  We had many bites and a few short fish that we threw back. I would have given this review a 5 star, but the fish didn't like my hook.  I am looking forward to my next outing with Scott aboard the Cowbouy and hope that the next trip yealds some hungrier fish for my hook! If you like to fish, and want to go out with a skilled capitain and someone who really enjoys what he does, call Scott and setup a trip.  You won't be sorry. A bad day of fishing ALWAYS beats a good day at work.

We had a great experience sailing on the Wind Down with Capt Colin Hilliard. We felt safe with…read moreColin at the helm and he also was very helpful offering drinks and insight of the various ships in the area. He played great music and the day was amazing . The Dolphins were out which Colin positioned us nicely to check out. Highly recommend this company and Colin. All drinks were included. It really was 2.5 hr of relaxing bliss.

Communication with Duane was excellent both before and on the day of the trip. The sail itself was…read moreincredibly enjoyable, and Captain Colin was awesome! Most importantly, the experience brought so much joy to my 91-year-old father, giving him a chance to happily relive 30 years of his life spent residing on a sailboat in San Diego and Catalina Island.

Good explanation over the phone of the product they were selling me. Impeccable packaging done by…read moretheir staff so my protect arrived undamaged. Thank you !

If this is the same Boat Holiday that was once owned by the late Captain Griffen, Then, I worked on…read morethat boat back in the years of the late 1980's - 1990's, I would pilot the boat at night and fish for Tuna during the daytime when I was not sleeping. All-in-all, it was a wonderful experience for me at the time. I miss my Captain very much. May he Rest in Peace...

A twisty ride that's fun for all ages…read more Worth the price of admission if you have a wristband. My son t ally enjoyed it. Its clean and safe and staffed with friendly people. Be back soon.

My family and I just rented jet skis from here . The customer service is excellent and we had so…read moremuch fun they explained everything to us and made sure we were comfortable will definitely be renting from them again.

Sun and Fun Jetskis took care of us, with great deals, customer service and arrived on time…read more Amazing time! Thanks Darnell! Def using u guys on MDW!

This is the 2nd annual Ciclosdias event in San Diego, and I have to say this event was a major…read moreimprovement from their first. Last year, this event was organized on 30th Street in the South Park region. This year, Ciclosdias was set up in Pacific Beach, closing off Garnet St after Ingraham, and Cass Street. The event is free of charge. What I love about this event is that it's extremely family & pet friendly. The event's main purpose is to promote cycling in San Diego, but many attend with all types of bikes, long boards, skateboards & strollers. My husband and I were really excited for Ciclosdias this year because of the location. Pacific Beach is a very bike-friendly area, but also lends the perfect weather and location for an event such as this. During Ciclosdias, several streets are shut down for several hours in order to allow people to bike, walk, or skateboard freely. A ton of vendors, bands, and restaurants all participate, making this an awesome community, family, and pet friendly event. This is the day to enjoy SD's weather and city with the family.

If you've never tried kayaking before, this is a great introduction! I had been to a concert at…read moreHumphrey's before and noticed a group of small boats and kayaks "parked" in the marina enjoying the music. So when the Gipsy Kings were performing I thought I would give kayaking a try and went with a group led by Family Kayak Adventure Center. You don't have to be an experienced kayaker. They bring the kayaks, life jackets, etc. and show you the "back door" to get to Humphrey's. You just bring yourself, some snacks, and a blanket if you want to wrap up at the concert. I didn't know a thing about kayaking but after a short lesson by the owner I felt like a pro. What a unique way to experience a concert! The downside is that you only have a partial view of the stage, but you can hear the music just fine. The weather happened to be gorgeous too. We paddled over to Humphrey's on a warm, sunny late afternoon, enjoyed the Gipsy Kings under a pink & purple sunset, then paddled back under a starry Summer night sky! The water was not even very cold as I had feared. If you want to do something unique for a date or have visitors from out of town, this is a great choice! I highly recommend.

We came today to Shelter Island -- me, my good friend Amie, and my 8 and 9 year old daughters for…read moreour 3-hour tour. Cue "Gilligan's Island" jingle -- "Three hour tour..." Per the song, "the weather started getting rough, our tiny kayaks were tossed." Well, maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration. But it was really windy, and there was a lot of current and waves. Rusty, the guy who led the tour, was very nice and knowledgeable -- he had lots of interesting facts and information, and was very personable. The 2nd guy, Matt, said he would take up the rear, but he generally let our 2 kayaks trail about 1/4 mile behind the group, and I'm not sure he would have noticed if we were taken out by Stars & Stripes tacking into us, or any of the other sailboats, fishing boats, Seal tour boats, etc. that were crowding the water on this busy Father's Day. I'd rank this tour in the "not for everyone category." It was a LOT harder and a LOT more work than I expected, i.e., was paddling my arms off for 3-hours straight, and saying to myself (and sometimes outloud), "Why am I doing this?!" And my daughters were complaining -- "I'm tired, I'm freezing, I'm wet, I'm hungry, I'm cold, when are we going to be done?" I have to admit, I'm not an elite "athlete," nor in tip-top shape. On the other hand, I'm not a total slouch either -- I've kayaked a couple dozen times before, and I hiked 30 miles over Memorial Day weekend 3 weeks ago. This really was a work-out. I was paddling hard against the wind and waves to get out to where the sea lions were. Not to throw my 9-year-old daughter under the bus, but no thanks to her, who decided not to paddle, but instead to only complain and be dead weight. To be fair, there were 22 people on the tour, and everyone else other than the 4 of us, seemed to manage ok. It was a total of 4 miles, and it took us a good 2-1/2 hours to get out there against the wind, and fortunately, only about 1/2 hour to get back w/ the wind. I will say that the kids did get a kick out of seeing some dolphins jump, and seeing all the sea lions hanging out on the bait tank. Rusty said we did fine -- at least they didn't have to tow us back, like they've had to do before. Hey - I didn't know towing was an option! We would have tipped well for that! Overall, a good organization, and I love Point Loma, but not sure Shelter Island is the best place to kayak...