Wake the Wake: A High-Speed Spin Around Mission Bay Aboard a 22' Hurricane

SAN DIEGO BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Wake the Wake: A High-Speed Spin Around Mission Bay Aboard a 22' Hurricane

A 2-hour speedboat outing on Mission Bay — this guide clarifies pickups, what to bring, operator logistics and the experience aboard Action Sport Rentals’ 22’ Hurricane powerboat.

Wake the Wake: A High-Speed Spin Around Mission Bay Aboard a 22' Hurricane.

Duration
2 hours
Location
San Diego
Operator
Action Sport Rentals - Paradise Point Resort
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Get ready for an unforgettable speed boat tour around Mission Bay. The 22’ Hurricane powerboat run by Action Sport Rentals from Paradise Point delivers an exhilarating, stable ride beneath a small canopy, built for families and groups who want a fast, scenic loop of the bay while enjoying their own snacks and drinks — just be mindful to remain inside designated boating areas.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

A compact, quick, protected ride

The 22’ Hurricane offers a stable, canopy-shaded speedboat experience ideal for skimming Mission Bay at pace while keeping riders sheltered from sun and spray; it’s built for compact groups and lively outings.

THE ROUTE

Mission Bay’s sheltered circuit

The trip is a focused cruise around Mission Bay, delivering shoreline views and open-water thrills while operating strictly within the bay’s designated areas for safety and local regulations.

THE RITUAL

Bring your provisions, plan for the driver

Guests are encouraged to pack their own food, snacks and beverages (no glass). Note the operator handles driver arrangements and payment separately, so factor that into your trip planning.

What the day feels like

What the outing feels like

For two hours you trade sidewalks and parking lots for the bay’s constant motion: quick turns, the chop under the hull, and the wash of ocean air. The ride is compact and social — a low-profile canopy keeps things comfortable while the captain navigates Mission Bay’s sheltered waters, delivering a concise circuit that’s as much about momentum as it is about views.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits — and who should reconsider.

1
Families with childrenDesigned as a family-friendly, short-duration excursion that keeps the group together on a sheltered bay route; appropriate for families wanting a brisk, social boat outing.
2
Small groups and friend outingsBest for small groups given onboard capacity limits; ideal for groups that want to bring their own food and drinks and enjoy a private-boat feel.
3
Pet ownersPet-friendly policies make this a viable option for travelers who want to bring well-behaved animals aboard—confirm specifics with the operator ahead of time.
4
Large partiesNot designed for large groups; operators enforce passenger limits and a separate driver fee applies, so large parties should coordinate multiple boats or alternative arrangements.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The tour runs for approximately 2 hours; schedule and pickup time will be set with the operator at booking confirmation.

Pickup & Meeting

Recommended pickup is Paradise Point Resort & Spa (1404 W Vacation Way); alternative pickup points include Bahia Resort and Catamaran Resort. Exact meeting location is provided at booking confirmation.

What to Bring

Bring snacks, beverages and any personal items you want for a short outing — do not bring glass containers. Drivers and gratuities are handled separately.

Payment & Driver

The driver is paid separately at a rate of $50 per hour; the confirmation email will include a list of available drivers.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the 22’ Hurricane tour?

The tour duration is approximately 2 hours.

Where do we meet the boat?

Recommended pickup is Paradise Point Resort & Spa (1404 W Vacation Way); Bahia Resort and Catamaran Resort are offered as alternatives.

Can we bring food and drinks?

Yes — guests are welcome to bring food, snacks and beverages; do not bring glass containers.

How is the driver arranged and paid?

The driver is paid separately at a rate of $50 per hour; the confirmation email will include a list of available drivers.

Are pets allowed on board?

Yes — the operator notes that they are pet friendly.

How many passengers can the boat carry?

Source materials reference passenger limits in two places: one states a maximum of 10 passengers, while pickup/booking notes reference up to 8 passengers—confirm the exact capacity with the operator when booking.