Why Break Champagne at a Ship Christening?

Why Break Champagne at a Ship Christening?

When a new ship is put to sea, there’s a long-standing tradition of christening the vessel as one would a newborn baby. The ritual is comprised of several traditions, including when a bottle of champagne is broken over the bow. Where did this tradition come...
Preparing for the Comic-Con Crowds

Preparing for the Comic-Con Crowds

In two weeks, the largest entertainment and media convention in the world, San Diego Comic-Con, will open at the Convention Center on July 20. This long-sold-out event attracts visitors to San Diego from all over the world, giving us the opportunity to show off our...
Feature Friday: Lindbergh Field (SAN)

Feature Friday: Lindbergh Field (SAN)

For this Feature Friday, we’re going to highlight a fixture of the Northeast corner of San Diego Bay: Lindbergh Field. Also known as San Diego International Airport, Lindbergh Field has been operating in Downtown San Diego since 1928 and serves as the major...
4th of July in San Diego

4th of July in San Diego

One of the biggest holidays in San Diego, and across the country, is Independence Day, and this year’s 4th of July celebrations are sure to delight the many crowds expected. San Diego is one of the top 4th of July destinations in the U.S. because of its large...
Harbor Island: SDST’s Home!

Harbor Island: SDST’s Home!

San Diego Sailing Tours is very fortunate to have its home on Harbor Island in the San Diego Bay. This man-made peninsula has become an important fixture for San Diego, as it allows many hotels, restaurants, and marinas to have a presence close to downtown and the San...