Frequently Asked Questions
Please email us at sailcloudia@gmail.com or call Cloudia Operations Staff at (619) 363-1103
- Closed toed shoes
- We supply water and light snacks but feel free to bring your own snack pack.
- Sun protection, such as sunscreen and a hat
- Light jacket
- Camera (recommended)
- Binoculars
- Cash or credit cards for on board purchases – Remember your tour with Cloudia memorabilia.
- Unique Cloudia Items can be purchased in advance for collection on the day of your trip: Our offerings include a wide variety of high quality Cloudia embroidered clothing for men and women. Tees, Hats, Halter tops, Jackets and Fleeces. We also have Cloudia blankets, Cloudia coffee cups and unique mousepads.
- We strongly suggest checking the weather beforehand and dressing accordingly. It can get cold out on the water.
- Please do not bring the following: alcoholic drinks, hard plastic coolers, and strollers.
It is important to arrive at the Cloudia 15 minutes prior to your departure time so that we can leave on time.
Call us at (619) 523-1167 (the Cloudia on-boat cell phone) if running a few minutes late but please be prepared to have your trip rescheduled if you are significantly delayed.
The Cloudia leaves from the Point Loma Sport fishing dock, 1403 Scott St, San Diego, CA 92106
Sports fishing Office for Directions Phone: (619) 223-1627.
Parking is generally available close by with free parking ¼ mile away off Scott Street.
Occasionally, if conditions look rough and unsafe (high winds, rough seas, and high swells), our captain may make the call to cancel the trip. If this looks like a possibility, we will contact you as soon as we’re notified of poor weather, to discuss rescheduling.
If you have any questions or concerns about possible bad weather as your program is approaching, please contact Cloudia Operations Staff at 619-363-1103 or by emailing sailcloudia@gmail.com
No, they are up to you as an individual to determine whether you want to wear one. If you would prefer to wear one, just ask a crew member once on board. Life jackets are provided as required by the U.S. Coast Guard. Coast Guard regulations require us to have life jackets available, but they are not required to be worn.
- This is completely up to you. Most guests enjoy the topside deck areas of the sailing experience, but the “head” (restroom) and “galley” (kitchen) are below deck and you are most certainly welcome to go below. We allow up to six passengers below deck at any one time.
For safety reasons, we suggest you hold small children and infants. Strollers are not permitted. Holding an infant may create some difficulties going below deck, as the stairs are steep. Crew members are available to help.
There are areas both below deck and topside that are available to relax. Please do not bring chairs.
We supply water, soft drinks and light snacks. Passengers are allowed to bring their own food and non-alcoholic drinks on board.
Yes! We encourage participation. It’s up to you, your ambitions, abilities and attitude. The captain will have ultimate control of the ship and its crew’s movements.
Maximum 12 passengers aboard Cloudia.
Wind and weather are not under our control and the trip may be rescheduled or cut short should conditions prohibit safe passage. If weather conditions are poor on the date of your sail, please call for updates.
We recommend that if you have any doubt, you take preventive measures beforehand. (Bonine, Dramamine, a pressure wrist band, Transderm patch, etc.)
Departure Directions
The Cloudia leaves from the Point Loma Sport fishing dock, 1403 Scott St, San Diego, CA 92106
Call the Sports fishing Office for Directions Phone: (619) 223-1627. Parking is generally available close by with free parking ¼ mile away off Scott Street.
