The Experience, Richmond: Passage Nautical Charter Yacht on the Bay

The Experience:

Watch the Blue Angels aboard a skippered private yacht!

There’s still time to sign up today for Fri, Sat or Sun (Oct 6-8) to go out on the Bay during fleet week and experience the teamwork and professionalism of the United States Navy and Marine Corps. It’s a San Francisco tradition.

Did you Know?

San Francisco Fleet Week (SFFW) began in 1981 when then-Mayor Dianne Feinstein and now late senator, led the nation in celebrating America’s sea services.
Taking place every October in San Francisco over Italian Heritage Weekend, SFFW’s air show, the parade of ships and many community events have become a significant and integral part of the city’s local culture and economy.

As you create your own memories of 2023 Fleet Week enjoy one of the world’s finest waterways known for its natural beauty, wildlife and rich maritime history. Relax with your friends as your Passage Nautical captain glides the yacht effortlessly through the sparkling waters of the San Francisco Bay.

Show your guests San Francisco from the water and immerse yourselves in the breathtaking panoramic views. Call today and make arrangements for a fun day on the Bay with lots of options for your experience. Hurry – only a couple of boats in their fleet left. (510) 236-2633.

About Passage Nautical

Since 1984, the core of their business is providing the best experiences buying, selling and chartering boats. They offer educational webinars and their Nautical Access Boating Clubs provide easy and affordable boating. They are on a mission to take the world boating!

Passage Nautical has been setting up private yacht charter experiences for years as a top provider for the San Francisco Bay Area. Charters are available everyday (four hour minimum) with convenient pick-up and drop-off charter locations at Jack London Square, Oakland and San Francisco. Enjoy one of the world’s finest waterways known for its natural beauty, wildlife and rich maritime history our San Francisco Bay!

Photo/Courtesy of Blue Angels Facebook