Pacific Marine Charters

Our Captain Glenn was NOT thrilled when I told him he had a charter scheduled today. Apparently, he had other plans… probably involving a hammock and zero responsibilities. But the second he got down to the harbor and picked up his charter guests, his whole mood changed faster than the weather forecast. Suddenly he’s smiling, the sun’s out, the water’s perfect, and he’s acting like this charter was his idea all along. Amazing what a little sunshine and a boat full of beautiful women can do. Go figure.

A few photos from our charters this past week. Even though May Gray and June Gloom are upon us, there are still plenty of good times to be had out on the water. From calm harbor cruises to wildlife sightings offshore, every trip brings its own memories, laughter, and unforgettable views. Thank you to everyone who joined us this week. We look forward to seeing many more smiling faces aboard soon.

Waking up in the morning in Oceanside Harbor!

Meet Sanction Joao from Botswana, South Africa, proudly representing Pacific Marine Charters in his new shirt. Sanction is a local tour guide and resident of Botswana, where our Captain Glenn is currently visiting. It is amazing to see Pacific Marine Charters reaching across the globe — you never know where we may turn up next.

Becoming one with the sea. RIP Frank, you are in good hands now.

The military and their "go-fast" boats were in the harbor today. Impressive.

What's not to love about our sunsets!

Today we had the pleasure of taking out the Bellor family, visiting from Wyoming. Conditions were beautiful, and we were rewarded with sightings of a small pod of dolphins along with a large fin whale about four miles offshore. It was truly a great day to be out on the water.

Today I took a some friends out on the La Bella Vita for a few hours of whale watching. We were fortunate to see a total of four whales, two fins and two blues. I didn't get the pictures I had hoped for but you get the idea! The sea conditions have been favorable the last few days, lets hope it remains this way for a while.