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Kayaks Unlimited is a community sea-kayaking organization in San Francisco. 

Just Dreaming is a masterpiece of maritime design and ingenuity. Commissioned in 1963, by the master ship builders of Stephens Brothers of Stockton, CA, her wooden hull and classic lines result in a smooth, more comfortable ride, while arousing interest from onlookers where ever she is.

With hundreds of sailing and motor yacht charters in San Francisco annually, Rendezvous Charters stands out among the best. From start to finish, we strive for a relaxing, fun, and lasting experience.

South Beach Yacht Club: Committed to the enjoyment of the San Francisco Bay, racing and cruising.

In 2 hours RUBY can pass under the Bay Bridge, pass the City Front, Fisherman’s Wharf, around Alcatraz Island and back.

Club membership is open to persons of good character who have a strong interest in boating or the ocean.  Prospective members must be sponsored by an existing member in good standing and must submit a non-refundable application fee of $150 upon submitting their Application.  After being presented by a Sponsor at a General Meeting held the second Saturday of every month (except January) the prospective member will undergo a 3-6 month Probationary period.  Details are provided in the application form available below.

San Francisco Boatworks was founded in 1984 and has been a mainstay of the San Francisco and Bay Area boating community ever since. Local enterpreneur Michael Denman bought the facility when it was a small, struggling marine repair business alongside a tiny food operation, serving patrons who were launching their small vessels from a nearby concrete ramp. We have since grown into a thriving recreational marine repair facility and neighbor restaurant, now known as San Francisco Boatworks and the Ramp.

Serving the San Francisco Bay Area Yachting Community For Over 30 Years

City Kayak is a kayak outfitter in San Francisco. From our downtown location, we offer kayak rental, kayak trips, and standup paddle boarding.

In the mid-sixties, the site where the two buildings stood was sold. The Allemand Brothers' office and lunchbar was moved 75 yards north. It seems that everyone thought the club's building was too good to abandon. Spearheaded by Mr. Claire Nabonne and at the urging of the then Commodore, Dave Del Carlo, when a new site was found, a work party loaded the building onto a series of rollers and guided the structure down the hill during high tide to a waiting barge in the bay. With the help of the tugboat, G.B. Marshall, the building was towed to the present site of the Bay View Boat Club, and the membership followed.