"YOUR FRIEND WITH A BOAT"

Private Sailboat Charters in Long Beach

Jolly Sailing has been approved by the City of Long Beach to operate during the COVID-19 pandemic. The vessel is

thoroughly sanitized between charters and Capt. Jolly wears a face mask at all times when passengers are aboard. 

Jolly Sailing offers  private sailboat charters in Long Beach, CA    

Nothing beats getting out on the water.: the ocean spray, thrilling views of racing dolphins and sleepy seals, and sunsets as wide as the horizon. If you're the type of person who enjoys Duffy boats, gondola rides, kayaking, and/or parasailing, this outing is right up your alley!

Join Jolly Sailing for a serene afternoon or sunset boat ride alongside the company of your choice with your favorite libation in hand. BYO food if you'd like and one of our USCG License captains will take care of the rest.

We are conveniently located in downtown Long Beach near the Pike and 710 Freeway exit. 

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Your unique sailboat charter awaits!

CERTIFIED GREEN BUSINESS

Jolly Sailing uses eco and marine friendly cleaning products. We purchase recycled paper and TP and buy offsets for the small amount of fuel we use per year to get the vessel in and out of the downtown Long Beach marina. 

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If you're a traveler who values eco-tourism or a local Southern Californian that appreciates environmentally conscientious businesses, we would love your support. 

TRASH SCOOPINGS

Our captains do regular trash scoopings between charters. Though we know our efforts are small towards a problem that's massive, we simple can't look the other way when we see trash floating around our Long Beach boat slip. 

LONG BEACH HAS THE MOST

NICE DAYS IN THE US

The weather can make a big difference on boat rental experiences. But rest assured, in Long Beach, your'e highly likely to have a beautiful day! According to an article in the Washington Post, LB has more nice days than any other US city. 

We're excited to welcome you

aboard

Whether you're black or white, a US citizen or foreigner, gay or bisexual, use pronouns "she" or "they," we are pumped to meet you and take you sailing. Our boat is your boat.