Manufacturer Manufacturer: Other
Length Length: 72
Year Year: 1990
Passenger capacity Passenger capacity: Up to 49 people
per half-day (4hrs)
Exact location information is provided after a booking is confirmed by the owner.
Sail across San Francisco Bay on the 72' scow schooner GAS LIGHT, a replica of the ships that sailed these waters in the 1850s. The shipping trade was alive and well in the mid-1800s, with ships carrying goods to various ports throughout the Bay area. Flat-bottomed scows were more adept in navigating the bay's shallow waters and a scow schooner was a familiar sight sailing the inland waterways. GAS LIGHT was built in the 1990 with a steel hull which harkens back to that original design and now includes all the creature comforts of the modern era.
Sep 2019
We had a great time on the Gas Light. Everything was very easy. The crew was friendly and helpful. The drinks were good. We brought our own food and I was a little worried there wouldn't be enough space to put it out but the cabin was roomier than it looked in the photo... more
Jan 2019
Norman was great to work with and the crew onboard were friendly and made the whole sailing experience awesome. Would highly recommend!
Sep 2019
We had a great time on the Gas Light. Everything was very easy. The crew was friendly and helpful. The drinks were good. We brought our own food and I was a little worried there wouldn't be enough space to put it out but the cabin was roomier than it looked in the photos and there was more than enough space.
Jan 2019
Norman was great to work with and the crew onboard were friendly and made the whole sailing experience awesome. Would highly recommend!
A security deposit hold (not a charge) will be placed on your credit card 48 hours before your booking starts to cover any incidental damage that may occur during your rental. This hold is released 48 hours after the booking is complete, if no claims are made. The security deposit amount for the boat you are booking will be outlined during the check-out process.
If requested, the owner can provide a list of available captains for bareboat charter or the renter can use their own qualified captain. If the boat is being time chartered, the owner will provide the Captain.