5-Day San Diego Yacht Charter: Baja California Norte Coastal Escape
Embark on a captivating San Diego yacht charter that transcends borders, venturing into the captivating waters of Baja California Norte, Mexico. This unique itinerary offers a blend of Californian sophistication and the vibrant culture of Mexico, providing a distinct perspective on coastal exploration. From the lively San Diego Bay to the tranquil coves south of Ensenada, your San Diego yacht charter promises an adventure filled with diverse landscapes and authentic experiences, far from the typical tourist trails.
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Plan this charter
- First planned stop
- San Diego Bay & Point Loma
- Final planned stop
- San Diego Bay
Shore plans to discuss with your crew
- Day 1Views of Cabrillo National Monument
- Day 1Sunset over the Pacific from the yacht
- Day 1Dinner with city lights
- Day 1Pre-departure briefing for Mexico
- Day 2La Bufadora blowhole tour
- Day 2Mercado Negro (fish market) visit
Confirm joining and departure ports, yacht availability and the daily passage plan before paying a deposit. The captain decides anchorages and any route changes for weather, sea conditions and local restrictions. Shore venues, marine-park permissions and activity bookings require separate confirmation.
Map connections are schematic, not a navigable passage plan. Distances, safe approaches and passage times must be checked by the captain.
Ask for an itemised quotation covering the charter fee, taxes, APA or package expenses, berth charges and any delivery or redelivery costs.
- DAY 01
San Diego Bay & Point Loma
Begin your San Diego yacht charter with an exploration of San Diego Bay, then cruise past the historic Point Loma Lighthouse. Enjoy a relaxed afternoon preparing for your international journey.
- Views of Cabrillo National Monument
- Sunset over the Pacific from the yacht
- Dinner with city lights
- Pre-departure briefing for Mexico
- Anchorage
- Shelter Island Yacht Basin
- Dining
- Fathom Bistro, Bait & Tackle
- DAY 02
Ensenada, Baja California Norte
Cross the border into Mexico and arrive in the bustling port city of Ensenada. Explore its vibrant markets, taste authentic Mexican cuisine, and experience the local culture.
- La Bufadora blowhole tour
- Mercado Negro (fish market) visit
- Wine tasting in Valle de Guadalupe (shore excursion)
- Strolling along Avenida Primera
- Anchorage
- Marina Coral & Resort
- Dining
- El Rey Sol
- DAY 03
Bahia de Todos Santos
Anchor in the expansive Bahia de Todos Santos, just south of Ensenada. This bay offers excellent opportunities for watersports and enjoying the serene Mexican coastline.
- Surfing at San Miguel (observer or participate)
- Kayaking in calm waters
- Beachcombing on secluded shores
- Sunset cocktails on deck
- Anchorage
- Punta Banda (Bahia de Todos Santos)
- Dining
- Onboard chef's Mexican specialties
- DAY 04
Rosarito Beach
Cruise north along the Baja coast to Rosarito Beach, known for its wide sandy shores and lively atmosphere. Enjoy the last taste of Mexico before heading back.
- Horseback riding on the beach
- Exploring local craft shops
- Dining on fresh seafood tacos
- Relaxing on the extensive beach
- Anchorage
- Rosarito Beach Pier anchorage
- Dining
- Puerto Nuevo Lobster Village (shore excursion)
- DAY 05
San Diego Bay
Return to San Diego Bay, completing your cross-border yacht charter. Enjoy a final morning on board, reflecting on the diverse landscapes and cultures encountered.
- Entry formalities back into the US
- Views of Coronado Island
- Final brunch on the yacht
- Departure from San Diego
- Anchorage
- Harbor Island
- Dining
- The Fish Market
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