HARBOUR CRUISES · LOS ANGELES HARBOR CRUISES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 los angeles harbor cruises worth the fare, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you reach the gangway.
Review of Long Beach’s 45-minute harbor cruise, with Queen Mary views, sea lions, cargo ships, pricing, seating tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Amazing... got to see whales and dolphins boat was big and felt safe.. so safe i took a nap on the way back. They had snack and drinks and price was even better!”
Review of Long Beach’s $15 harbor cruise, with skyline, Queen Mary, sea lions, cargo ships, route details, value, and practical tips.
“I was really disappointed. I booked a harbor cruise and I expected to cruise along containerships and see the harbor. But as the ship left - it turned to the left - the harbor is on the right! So we left the harbor and headed south, and the container ships got smaller and smaller... I've been on harbor cruises in other cities, and we passed container ships, cranes, and huge warehouses—that's what I understand a harbor tour to be. I didn't come to look at the beach. There should be better communication.”
See Long Beach harbor life through a glass-bottom boat, with fish, seals, port views, and family-friendly ecology for $30.
“This was a great experience and definitely not my last. Family friendly and awesome experience no doubt. I didn’t know what to expect but when I seen thousands of fish gathered all in one spot it was amazing. Definitely recommend the experience!!!”
Review of San Pedro’s 45-minute Port of Los Angeles cruise, with container ships, USS Iowa views, practical tips, pricing, and honest drawbacks.
“The crew was great. We went around the harbor and the captain provided great narration with all the facts we should know about the area. We got to see a variety of waterfowl too. Excellent value for the price paid!”
An hour with a guide, a table with a menu, or a fare on the working ferry.
