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Enjoy magnificent skyline views from some of the most beautiful California Coastlines. Feast on freshly prepared cuisine while enjoying refreshing ocean breezes aboard our sparkling dining cruise. We offer the ease and convenience of reserving a dining cruise or specialty cruises online. Purchase Hornblower gift certificates for the perfect way to let someone special experience our elegant cruises in ports all across California.

Newport Beach boasts one of the largest small-boat harbors in the world, rimmed by the boat slips of the Balboa Peninsula on the south, the rocky shores of Corona Del Mar at the harbor's mouth, and bustling Mariner's Mile on the north shore.

Long Beach is home to luxury ocean liners, a new conference center and a vibrant night life and community. Calm waters throughout the port and Hornblower's team of expert planners will ensure smooth sailing from the moment you begin planning to the end of your spectacular evening.

Entertainer

The Entertainer boasts two spacious, fully-enclosed decks, each with a full bar and seating for up to two hundred guests (parquet dance floors are available upon request). With a full galley, high-quality sound system and open air observation deck, she can accommodate 400 guests for seated dining or 550 guests for cocktails and buffet. The aft deck provides a "back porch", additional deck space for guests who want to take in the sea air.
 

Beginning her life as a minesweeper in 1943, this vessel saw action with the US Navy in World War II. In 1965 she was purchased and renamed the Wild Goose by legendary actor John Wayne. Converted into a luxuriously-appointed yacht the Wild Goose served as a backdrop for celebrity events, family vacations, and infamous poker sessions with such luminaries as Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., and Bob Hope. Measuring 136 feet long with 25-foot beam, the vessel still sports the solid brass plates installed by the Navy to protect her prow while hunting for mines.