Kayaking for the Whole Family - Here are a variety of kayaking adventures for the whole family. Check the extensive schedule of special events including Humphrey's Live Concerts on the Bay viewed from your kayak. Beginners are welcome.

Local Wind Conditions for Wind Surfers - Check out the local wind conditions for wind surfing. Some information is public, real-time wind data and forecasts are limited to members.

Whale Watching by Kayak - Whale watching by kayak is exciting and easier than you may think. Wet suits and instructions are provided.

Whale Watching by Sailboat - December through March is whale watching season in San Diego. Sailing is an environmentally sensitive way to get close.

Kayak Fishing - La Jolla Kayak Fishing offers fishing trips and events by kayak. Other kayak adventures are available.

For Bass Fishermen (and women) - If you're into competitive bass fishing, check the "events" calendar for a schedule of tournaments.

Take the Kids to a Swimming Pool - The Kearns Memorial Swimming pool is a municipal pool open to the public. Swimming lessons and other programs are available.

See La Jolla Caves and Marine Life by Kayak - Here you likely will see sea lions, dolfins, leopard sharks, and more. Kayaking brings you close to the marine life at La Jolla Caves.

Take a Water Taxi Around the Harbor - Water taxis will pick you up and drop you off at any bay landing in the San Diego Harbor. From 10:00am until 10:00pm, this is the way to get around the bay.

Sleep on a Yacht - Try "Bed and Breakfast" on the water at this floating resort. Many yachts to choose from. Unhitch the yacht and enjoy a bay cruise in the evening before retiring on the deck with a glass of wine and a peaceful sleep.

Watch Movies on a Ship's Mast - Sit on the deck of the world's oldest functioning ship, enjoy a bowl of clam chowder, watch a sunset and a movie projected onto the ship's sail.

Ride an Amphibious Vehicle - This two-hour tour in an amphibious bus-turns-boat begins at Seaport Village and takes you in and out of the nearby waters.

Rent Boats in Oceanside - Kayaks, power boats, sailboats and waverunners are for rent in Oceanside. Oceanside is less crowded and more accessable than most other ocean boat rental sites in San Diego.

Waterski in Fresh Water Lakes - Two fresh water lakes in San Diego county allow water skiing. Here are the lakes and the bureaucrats' rules.

Windsurfing on a Fresh Water Lake - Lake Hodges allows windsurfing, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. Lessons are available for beginners and more advanced students.

Scuba Dive Off Shore - Dive ancient sea cliffs, remote islands, kelp beds or shallow shore waters.

Take a Romantic Gondola Ride - Bring a bottle of wine (the adventure operator will provide wine glasses) and have a romantic cruise reminiscent of Venice.

Ferry to Coronado for Dinner - Catch the ferry at the foot of Broadway and ferry over to Peohe's for dinner. When you arrive, ask for a table with a view back across the bay. Watch the time - the last ferry won't wait for you to finish strolling through the Ferry Landing Marketplace.

Charter a Sunset Sail - Classic Sailing Adventures provides hors d'oeuvres and beverages on their sunset and afternoon charter cruises.

Go Deep Sea Fishing - Charter a boat or join a scheduled fishing trip from Point Loma. Both short and long range trips are available.

Sportfishing from Oceanside - Leave Oceanside harbor for a shalf-day or full-day sportfishing trip. Advance reservations can receive a discount.

Dive with Sharks - See blue and mako sharks from an underwater cage or on a snorkeling excursion.

Kayak Surfing - Visit the best kayak surfing spots. Kayakers' resources are listed here.

Sailing Classes and Bareboat Charters - Take classes in sailing then charter your own sailboat to enjoy the offshore life in San Diego.

Take Surfing Lessons - In addition to lessons, the San Diego Surfing Academy sponsors surf camps and surfing trips into Mexico and elsewhere.

Waterski or Cruise in a Rented Powerboat - Rent a power boat, water skis, diving gear or just about anything that goes in the water here.

Snorkel, Dive or Swim at La Jolla's Underwater Park - This official underwater park and ecological preserve is accessible from beaches spanning the northern portion of La Jolla to the northern edge of Torrey Pines Reserve. Be aware of rules and regulations; much of this area is protected.