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    Bair Island Aquatic Center

    (17 reviews)

    A very quiet park away from main streets with picnic tables BBQ, two playgrounds, sand beach, but…read moreno public bathroom.

    Alright, let's see. I drove by and figured I'd give the…read moreplace a go. The club is a Rowing Club, their main focus is rowing backwards aka sculling. They have classes for rowing, they have E-Row, the have classes for younger kids for rowing. This is a Rowing Club. Now. The club also has Surfskis. If you want to paddle Surfskis. Their surfskis are super nice. They have V5, V8s, V10s. You can start all the way from beginner and make your way to the olympics on V10s. The boats are in brand new condition. The paddles are grat. The club also has two functional outriggers but no paddles. But at least they let you paddle them, unlike all the annoying outrigger Hawaiian clubs who won't let you touch their single Outriggers for fear you might break something. I was mainly an outrigger guy, so I loved this place. The people in the club were great. Mainly Chris Flynn, Operations Director. He let me fix the outriggers and paddle them. When there was an issue with a former club taking away my paddle he made them give it back. Anything you ask and he is happy to give it a try, you need parts, classes. So, if you have some spare change and want to go paddle BIAC is the place. You can paddle backwards You can surfski for exercise when the wind picks up if you are bored, you can even outrigger and pretend you are Kamaaina."Local", want some community join the E-Rows and have a blast or just roll in and do your thing on your time, no one is judging. Have fun.

    California Windsurfing

    California Windsurfing

    (77 reviews)

    The lagoon is one of Foster City's most distinguishable features. The boathouse near the Rec Center…read moreinvites you to get right in! The process of walk-up renting was quick and easy. I got a single sit-in kayak for one hour ($20). A staff member helped me sit into the kayak and, with a gentle shove, I was on my way into the wide open and calm waters. Kayaking offers a unique way of exploring the city that you cannot do on land. Navigate the waterfront properties, go under bridges, and get as close as you can to the birds. I stumbled upon a duck hangout near Catamaran Park! Just keep track of the time and the staff will be there to welcome you back on land. Until the next adventure!

    It was a nice sunny day at Leo Ryan Park, so my bf and I decided to go kayak in the lagoon here…read more Well, we weren't the only ones with the same idea. There was a bit of a line and I can see the owners were trying to accommodate everyone they could. Because it was so busy, we couldn't get a double kayak, unless we waited ~1hr, so we went with the pedal boat. Although it was fun floating around the lagoon, it was super slow (as they are) and it made it difficult to turn around in when you get stuck at a dead end. The pricing was okay... it was $10 per 30 mins per person and CASH ONLY. I would definitely recommend an hour if you are going with pedal boat. I give the whole experience 3.5/5. I appreciate the owners trying their best to accommodate, but it was clear that the most popular option was the double kayak, but also the limited option, as others were also waiting for one of those to be available.

    Coyote Point Yacht Club

    Coyote Point Yacht Club

    (13 reviews)

    We rented this facility recently (mid February) for a birthday party…read more Pros: charming room with a distinct nautical theme, plenty of parking Cons: The heater was broken and they did not tell us. We were all FREEZING and wearing our big winter coats. The main oven was broken, again we were not told. Lots of garbage right at the front entry, like a bag full and even beer cans- we cleaned it up. They were not set up for us AT ALL- like we had to haul the extra tables and 30 chairs from a downstairs room. The elevator is very temperamental and mostly didn't work.

    We recently held a Celebration of Life for my son at Coyote Point Yacht Club. While the setting was…read morebeautiful and the event itself was meaningful, I feel it's important to share my experience with the catering and bar services so that others are fully informed before booking. Over the course of three months, I had numerous conversations with the organizer and catering department. At no point was I told that a 25% gratuity would be automatically added to my bill. In fact, I even suggested that bartenders put out tip jars, which shows I was under the impression gratuities were voluntary. At the end of the event, while I was emotionally exhausted, I was approached by staff and pressured into authorizing gratuity payments of nearly $2,700. This was presented as a "tip," not as a mandatory charge, and I felt blindsided. In addition, the food service was disappointing for the cost. For example, I requested a taco station, which was billed at $3,750. What was provided were large wraps meant for burritos, not taco shells. The value received was nowhere near the price charged. Between the lack of transparency on gratuities and the exorbitant cost for underwhelming food service, I cannot recommend this venue. If you are considering hosting an event here, I strongly advise reviewing every detail of the contract carefully and clarifying all charges upfront.

    Riptide Charters

    Riptide Charters

    (102 reviews)

    My family and I just went on a whale watching trip today…read more It's always part luck. Thankfully, we got lucky. Spotted a couple Gray Whales from a distance, and after a tip from another boat were able to get closer to two others swimming together and ride along with them for a while. Captain Smitty and Lee were great! Knowledgeable, friendly, informative, and great stewards of the sea, and marine life. We definitely recommend these guys. Go with an open heart, patience, and have fun!

    We had the best time with Riptide Charters. The F/V Riptide is a 40' fiberglass hull, equipped with…read morea turbo diesel, and is licensed and inspected by the United States Coast Guard. It was so clean, well until we all made a mess. It is a lovely boat. We felt so safe with the crew. The Riptide is owned by Capt. William Smith. He has been a licensed captain for over 30 years. You will find it located on "H" dock at Pillar Pt. Harbor in El Granada (near Half Moon Bay), California. The Captain was with us and he was able to help the weak ones, like me, without making me feel like I did not belong. The boat leaves super early in the morning so get some sleep the night before. I had to nap after. Go to their website to see what type of fish is in season or you will not be happy. We went for Rockfish and caught a few and were so happy. We grilled it all up and it was great and we were able to serve a lot of people. I was hoping to see a whale, but sadly, did not. I think they are pretty rare to see in that area. They have clean bathrooms. We will be back, this time for salmon.

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