Hornblower Cruises: San Diego Dinner Cruise San Diego, CA
1800 North Harbor Drive • San Diego, CA 92101
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Ideal for any occasion including birthdays, anniversaries, Spring Break and more - a San Diego Harbor dinner cruise by Hornblower offers memorable dining experiences aboard a luxury yacht. Enjoy gracious hospitality, breathtaking views of the shimmering waves, exquisitely prepared meals and music during your evening voyage.
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This cruise departs from the Pier 1 Hornblower Landing located at 1800 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101.
The cruise is 2.5 hours Sunday through Thursday, and 3 hours on Fridays and Saturdays. Boarding time is 30 minutes prior to departure.
Yes, the dinner cruise will take you along downtown San Diego, where you’ll be able to see the skyline and some of the city’s most popular landmarks.
Most of the dinner cruises offer a delicious 3-course meal, starting with a salad or chowder, followed by the mains. Mains may include short ribs, chicken, veggie options, salmon and more. Top it off with a dessert before heading up to the deck to enjoy the beautiful outdoors.
There are no age restrictions for their cruises. Children ages 3 and under are complimentary. All minors require adult supervision.
Hornblower San Diego shares a parking lot with the USS Midway, but there are other pay to park options available. Parking fees are typically $8 for 4hrs and $12 for 12hrs.
Hornblower does have accessible yachts in the fleet. However, not all yachts and decks are accessible. Please call the number on your e-ticket to ensure handicap accessibility for the date you are planning to cruise.
Smart cocktail or resort casual attire is recommended. A hat, cozy sweater, or warm jacket are recommended, as well as sunglasses.
Bring your photo ID. Many photo opportunities will be presented during the cruise, be sure to have your phone or camera handy.
As you board, their captain and marine crew will direct you to your deck. From there the host/hostess will show your party to your assigned table(s). Decks are never guaranteed to non-private groups. Seats are assigned based on needs and capacity for each cruise.
Yes, you will be seated at a private table.
Yes, for dining cruises, vegetarian meals are available and can be arranged at the time of booking. They can also accommodate most other special dietary needs with advance notice. Please make a note at time of booking with any special requests, or call the number on your e-ticket prior to your cruise date.
Smoking is allowed on the outside decks only with the exception of Harbor tours and whale watching cruises. Please dispose of all refuse in proper receptacles.
Yes. Guests are welcome to come and meet the Captain and the First Officer. However, for safety and security reasons, they ask that you check with their staff onboard before visiting the pilot house. They want to ensure that all passengers and crew are kept safe and that the captain is not distracted while performing essential duties.
Cakes may be brought on board, however, you will be charged a cake cutting fee. Small flower bouquets are also permitted. Please keep in mind you are on a ship, so top heavy arrangements will not be stable. Unfortunately, early boarding is not available.
The vast majority of guests experience no discomfort at all as they do not leave the calm waters of the harbor. If you tend to have a problem with motion sickness, you may experience seasickness. If you are prone to motion sickness, consider taking advantage of a number of preventative measures that are available to you.
Hornblower sails rain or shine. In the case of severe weather conditions or upon the direction of the U.S. Coast Guard, they will remain dockside, but provide the full dining service.
A service charge is collected at the time of reservation, related to the cruise and the service included in the ticket. If you wish to purchase additional beverages or food enhancements onboard, they recommend you leave a gratuity onboard based on the quality of service provided to you by your server.
Their vessels are all subject to inspections by the U.S. Coast Guards and their crew are all properly licensed. They also follow Marsec security guidelines. Should the Marsec security level be elevated, they may opt to increase security measures onboard their vessels to ensure everyone’s safety. The U.S. Coast Guard requires all passengers over 18 years of age to have valid photo identification. Please make sure to have your photo ID available at boarding.