Cruises in San Diego, CA

Jake, I think you will like the area slightly north or south of San Juan del Sur in Nicaragua. Equally relaxing is the colonial town of Granada, onthe shores of Lake Nicaragua. It's got just the right amount of buzz - quiet when you want solitude, yet life if you crave human companionship. And Nicaragua is less expensive than other safe Central American countries. Just sayin'

Magic: http://www.vilangelim.com.br/

Great Jake! We will follow your next adventure for sure. Here is a place in Costa Rica that you should visit http://www.farmoflifecr.com/

Nosara, Costa Rica.

Peace Lodge in Costa Rica

check out my fb friend, Sierra Goodman https://www.facebook.com/Sierra.Goodman?fref=ts

See www.athensguide.com/top-10

Good one Lydia! http://www.athensguide.com/kerameikos.html

Flagship is a better option than Hornblower regardless - https://www.flagshipsd.com/

If you can’t find anything about a booze cruise , I’d suggest doing a brewery tour during the day and just going into the Gaslamp area for the night

I know someone suggested the Bahia Belle but I've gone three times and had bad experiences every time. The first time, the boat was at capacity so we sat around for two hours waiting to get on and were never able to, so they refunded us. The second time, it was at capacity again so we waited for an hour and were able to get on (then paid for overpriced, watered down drinks). The third time, they turned around on their way to the Bahia Hotel due to fog but didn't tell anyone (we were sober enough to figure it out), and then they docked for the rest of the night back at the Catamaran. Most people were pretty drunk by that point and I think they had no idea we had turned back. All this to say if you can avoid the Bahia Belle, I would. Could you do a private boat rental? [This company](https://seaforthboatrental.com) offers chartered boats (depending on how many people you have, it might be a viable option), which are actually more private than the one you initially booked. They also have actual boat rentals and it doesn't look like you need a boating license to drive it (would just recommend have a DD). [Here](https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g60750-Activities-c61-t187-San_Diego_California.html) are some other options via TripAdvisor that may be worth looking into.

There is a boat that looks like one of these Louisiana river boats parked by C-Level. I heard that is cool.

In mission bay you can rent a pontoon boat with a hot tub on it and byob. Pretty sure you can get them to captain it for you too. http://hottubcruisin.com/

Bahia Hotel has booze cruise on mission bay

http://www.bahiabelle.com/ also http://bahiahotel.com/dining-entertainment/bahia-belle-boat-cruise/ for more info

El Corralito, near the corner of Primera and Miramar.

https://www.facebook.com/bcasaramirez/

The Snail Museum. It actually has several great exhibits on natural history. It's across the street from the Cultural Museum. The Malecon is full of little restaurants and has a fresh fish market. The ship will also have a list of silver shops that offer discounts to people from the tour boats. You can bargain there as the prices are quite marked up.

For Ensenada do the wine tasting at Valle De Guadalupe. ....The Blow hole (Bufadora)is brief and boring....Also check out OFF ROAD RACING MUSEUM. and have a beer at World Famous Hussongs....& PAPAS & BEER.

Contact Valley Girl Wine Tours and schedule a trip to Valle de Guadalupe.

http://www.haliotis.com.mx/index.php expensive but nice! If you could find a way to get to Puerto Nuevo, the whole town is lobster restaurants.

http://www.snhotelcasino.com/

Posada Del Rey! Yep, that's for next week.

Hotel Corona is right next to the port http://www.hotelcorona.com.mx/

I don't want to to toot my own horn, but check out www.randyphillips.tours I can do a private trip, and take you right under the midway. I'm full of knowledge about the bay. Check out my reviews on Yelp or TripAdvisor Randy Randy Phillips Tours

https://seaforthboatrental.com

Anyone in the group military? We rent boats at the MCRD boat house and love to drive up to the Midway. http://www.mccsmcrd.com/boathouse-marina/

Buggys ARE allowed at Corral Cyn. We go there sometimes

Just check with someone out at Puerto Escondido or at the Marina in Loreto. ⛵️⛵️⛵️