Sunset Sail on San Francisco Bay

Freda B at Sunset.

A cold beer and a sunset on Freda B.

Foggy morning in SF , sun in Sausalito.

Sailing on San Francisco Bay aboard the schooner Freda B

Sailing in San Francisco 2013

Freda B sails by the Golden Gate Bridge

Guests on board Freda B for a morning sail check out the Golden Gate Bridge.

San Francisco and the Jeremiah O'Brien on Freda B's Saturday morning sail

Stay tuned for information on San Francisco's summer of racing:The Master Mariners Regatta, The San Francisco Schooner Race and The 34th America's Cup 

US Coast Guard hard at work for our annual inspection

Freda B passed her annual inspection. Proud to be a safe, stable, inspected vessel on the San Francisco Bay. Thank you MSO Sector San Francisco!

America's Cup 45 sails to Freda B' s stern

They're here......

SF GIANTS are back!!! Freda B was in the Cove Friday the 13th when out of no where Dave Santos recovered the first Splash ball of the Season. Oh Yeah, it's gonna be a good Season, I can feel it.

Sailing to McCovey Cove has already begun. Do you have your tickets yet?

The Great San Francisco Schooner Race 2011 was hotly contested.
The Freda B runs a vintage 'Flooper" sail while going wing and wing for the finnish.

Chilean tall ship Esmerelda visits San Francisco and held an open house, welcoming friends and family aboard for the afternoon. She is the second largest sailing vessel and the expanses of deck and canvas serve as an inspiration for crew and visitors alike...how can one not be impressed ?

The officers and cadets extended every hospitality to visitors, and we can't thank you enough !!

Goodwill visit from the Russian Navy

The SF Maritime Museum's Gracie Quan, build in the traditional manner of the old Chinese shrimp fisherman at China Camp S.P. makes for the Golden Gate to welcome the Polynesian Ocean Voyaging canoes

Cpt. Harold Summer's old Crowley Tug making the rounds on Richardson's Bay after a day of work....the old man ould be proud !

Six Traditional Ocean Voyaging catamarans from throughout the western Pacific coverged on San Francisco after navigating in the length of the Pacific using only the traditional methods, handed down from generation to generation for over a thousand years ! Look Ma, no GPS !!

Hats off to the builders, and crews for visiting our shores and proving, it can be done.