Redondo Glass Bottom Boat, Redondo Beach

About Redondo Glass Bottom Boat

Redondo Glass Bottom Boat features an underwater viewing chamber with expansive windows where visitors descend below the water's surface to observe marine life in King Harbor. Tours operate in two parts: the top deck provides views of California Sea Lions and pelagic birds, then passengers move downstairs to benches facing large windows on either side of the boat's hull to watch fish including garibaldi, calico bass, sand bass, opaleye, smelt, and perch. The vessel, built in 1995 and U.S. Coast Guard inspected, stays within the calm King Harbor breakwall for smooth conditions. Captain Jake Mark, a licensed Coast Guard captain and South Bay local, leads trips lasting approximately 30 to 40 minutes. The boat accommodates up to 19 passengers, with about 10 descending to the viewing chamber at a time. Children under 90 pounds wear life jackets; the venue guarantees sightings of at least one wildlife species or offers a refund. Located in Redondo Beach, the attraction sells tickets online.