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There are five anchorages within San Diego Bay; permits are required for most areas. Contact Harbor Sailboats for the Hull ID # prior to requesting a permit. Permits are available through the Harbor Police Mooring Office on VHF Ch-16 or (619) 686-6227.
La Playa Cove (A-1) is between the Southwestern and San Diego Yacht Clubs, in the Shelter Island Basin. This is a weekend anchorage only, from 0900 Friday to 0900 Monday and requires a permit. Vessels anchoring here must have holding tanks.
There are two anchorages at Glorietta Bay. A-5 anchorages require a permit available from the Harbor Police. The other anchorage area is a special 72-hour anchorage that is open only for special events and requires a special 72-hour permit.
Glorietta Bay (A-5, east of golf course) is one of the big favorites here in San Diego. Located at Coronado Island, it is in view of the Hotel Del Coronado, an old and well known hotel. Anchor here for the 4th of July and have the best seats in San Diego for the fireworks displays! There is a 5 MPH speed limit within Glorietta Bay.
Glorietta Bay (A-5, south of golf course) this anchorage sweeps along what is almost a peninsula that forms Glorietta Bay. There are some very shallow areas within the anchorage in the vicinity of the Coronado Bridge, on the order of 4 to 6 feet.
Mooring balls are available south of the Coast Guard Station, north of the Grape Street Pier No. 1 for vessels 20 feet to 65 feet in length. Contact the SD Mooring Company at 2040 Harbor Island Drive, Suite B116 (619) 291-0916.
Mission Bay is another great destination; located to port as you enter the channel is Mariner's Basin and to starboard is Quivera Basin. Both are located outside of the Ventura Bridge. (Harbor Sailboat's yachts are not allowed under the bridge). Guest slips are available at Islandia Marina (619) 224-1234 and Marina Village or drop anchor at Bonita Cove in Mariner's Basin.
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While chartering with Harbor Sailboats, please refer to the binder on board and please call the office at 619-291-9568. If an actual emergency exists, radio on VHF Channel 16 or dial 911 on a cell phone; below are additional phone numbers and services available in case of an emergency.
U.S. Coast Guard San Diego Officer of the Day: (619) 557-6644
U.S. Coast Guard Marine Safety Office, San Diego
San Diego Harbor Police 24 Hour Number: (619) 686-6272
City of San Diego Life Guard Services: (619) 221-8899
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary: (619) 260-1515
Towing Services
Boat/US: (For Boat/US Members only): 1-800-391-4869
SeaTow: 1-888-9SEATOW or (619) 973-2869
Vessel Assist: 1-800-588-2128 or (619) 223-3575
Westow: 1-800-493-7869 or (619) 221-9193
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Fuel Docks
Harbor Island West Fuel Dock
2040 Harbor Island Dr.
(619) 291-6443 |
Texaco Marine (Cortez Fuel Dock)
1880 Harbor Island Dr.
(619) 296-2331 |
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Pearson's Marine (Chevron)
2435 Shelter Island Dr.
(619) 222-7084 |
Shelter Island Fuel Dock
2385 Shelter Island Dr.
(619) 523-1100 |
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Dana Landing Fuel Dock
2590 Ingraham St.
San Diego, CA. 92109
(619) 224-251 |
Islandia Sport fishing Fuel Dock
1551 W. Mission Bay Dr.
San Diego, CA 92109
(619) 222-1164 |
Pump Out Facilities
| Pearsons Marine Service- Shelter Island- 619-222-7084 |
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| San Diego Police Dock- Shelter Island- 619-686-6332 |
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| Cabrillo Isle Marina- Harbor Island- 619-297-6222 |
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A good source of boating and navigation information for all boaters is the
U.S. Coast Guard's Local Notice to Mariners.
Point Loma
At the entrance to the San Diego Bay there are several areas to watch. To seaward of Point Loma and the lighthouse are thick kelp beds, which run for about 1.5 miles south of the point.
While the fishing is great, it's very easy to get kelp caught in engine intakes.
Just inside the kelp line, there are breakers near the tip of Point Loma.
To the east of the San Diego Bay entrance is a submerged jetty that runs for approximately 2 miles offshore; rocks are visible at low tide.
This borders the Zuniga Shoal, further to the west.
North Island
At approximately 32° 41' 10.2"N 117° 13' 40.7" W, near North Island, is a submerged jetty.
Shelter Island
There are shoaling waters near the entrance to Shelter Island. Be careful when entering near the southern tip and follow the marked channel.
Coronado
There is a shoal just west of the Coronado Ferry Landing and east of the carrier basin on the Coronado side of the bay.
Another shoal is just at the first dogleg heading south on the south side of the Coronado Bridge heading towards Chula Vista and the entrance to the Sweetwater Channel.
One more shoal is between the #1 green buoy and the amphibious base southeast at the entrance to Glorietta Bay. It can be trouble on average tides and to smaller vessels at low tides.
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