Jet Skis on the Bay, Then a Queen Mary Ghost Tour
Explore the waterfront at two different paces, with sheltered rentals launched from the Hotel Maya marina and guided storytelling aboard a 1936 vessel. Coastal excursions add an alternative for riders drawn to open water.
Long Beach Harbor Outings
Queensway Launch Options
At the Hotel Maya marina, Jetski2Catalina offers two ways onto Long Beach water. Hourly self-guided rentals stay inside the calm, protected area behind the seawall. Guided open-water tours follow the Southern California coastline or head to Avalon and Two Harbors on Catalina Island. Riders choose between sheltered harbor riding and longer coastal excursions.
Polished Wood and Ghost Stories
The Queen Mary is a 1936 ocean liner on the Long Beach waterfront. Guided ship tours focus on vintage architecture, craftsmanship and art deco decor. Guests can sleep in the vessel's staterooms for an overnight stay. Guided ghost tours combine its history with supernatural tales. Waterfront dining offers another reason to linger aboard.
Motion Meets Maritime Memory
Jetski2Catalina / Long Beach Watersports and The Queen Mary offer entirely different rhythms on the waterfront. The first puts riders on the water, from sheltered rentals behind the seawall to guided crossings toward Catalina Island. The second draws attention aboard a 1936 ocean liner, where art deco craftsmanship and guided ghost tours connect the ship's design with its stories. Together, they pair an active experience of the harbor and open sea with an exploration of maritime history and supernatural tales.
