Marina del Rey Brunch Cruise for One Adult or Child from Hornblower Cruises & Events (Up to 0% Off)
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Takes ReservationsDuring a two-hour cruise guests enjoy an expansive brunch buffet, live music, and scenic views of Southern California’s world-famous beaches
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- Marina del Rey Brunch Cruise for One Adult
- Marina del Rey Brunch Cruise for One Child
Children’s tickets are for ages 4-12, children 3 and under are free but must be mentioned when making reservation.
Hornblower’s Champagne Brunch Cruise includes live music, free-flowing champagne and a delicious brunch buffet. Set off from glorious Marina del Rey, where abundant sunshine and salty breezes keep passengers relaxed and comfortable. Once aboard, enjoy a delicious buffet stocked with classic American breakfast dishes, plus plenty of seasonal lunch entrées and richly decadent desserts. Customers can also enjoy relaxing live music and gorgeous views of Southern California’s world-famous beaches, luxury yachts, and delightful sea life. After the cruise, there is free live entertainment in Fisherman’s Village (*most weekends) with comfortable seating, outdoor dancing, ice cream and more. Fisherman’s Village is a sleepy place much of the week however on Sunday it comes alive with great local bands and activities from neighboring businesses.
Brunch cruises also available in Newport Beach
Cruise Includes:
2-hour harbor cruise Brunch buffet Free-flowing champagne and sparkling cider Complimentary soda, juice, coffee and tea Private table Scenic harbor views Live music
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About Hornblower Cruises & Events
Hornblower Cruises started in 1980, when founder and CEO Terry Macrae bought a charter yacht business. It's fleet? Two yachts. Since then, though, it has grown exponentially. Nowadays, it's big enough to staff nine ports, in spots from New York to Newport Beach, home of the company's most noteworthy boat, the M/V Wild Goose. The historic yacht was actor John Wayne's private vessel for years, before Hornblower bought it in 1995. At this point, it's a celebrity unto itself.
The company's captains helm that yacht, and many more, on myriad types of trips. One San Francisco ferry ride whisks passengers off to Alcatraz Island for tours of what was once Al Capone's jail. Other cruises slice through the waters on whale watching excursions. In New York, of course, there's a cruise to the Statue of Liberty, and at most locales, the company also hosts dinner cruises, a pleasant alternative to no-dinner-for-you cruises. Regardless of the luxury boats' destinations, though, they all have one thing in common—they impact the environment as little as possible. The company's award-winning Respect Our Planet Initiative means the team strives to use reclaimed and eco-friendly materials in new yachts, and draw on wind and solar energy when possible.