Sea Races

Because man's first instinct when he sees an area of natural beauty is to burn through it as fast as he can churning emissions into the atmosphere and leaking oil and gas into the water, here's a Seashark race through the Zancudo Wetlands. Try to avoid getting beached on the tight turns.

Point to point for boats starting in the LS River, and taking you to the Palomino Highlands on the East Coast. Hugs the coastline, but features some turns and opportunities to jump rocks and islets.

Negotiate waves and small islands at this prime surf spot with no surfers. Maybe it's the sharks. Lap race for boats off Paleto Cove.

A good motorboating is all anyone wants for Valentine's Day. Take your lover for a trip around buoys and over jumps to the North of Mount Gordo. Lap race for water craft. Best at sunrise.

Be the fastest moving vessels Los Santos harbor has seen in a while in this point to point race for boats. Pass container ships, Port City, and the Airport. Possible jump if it's worth the risk.

Seashark race from the Alamo Sea to Lago Zancudo. Starts along super-salinated South shore of the Alamo Sea, goes into the Zancudo River, and through the wetlands. Narrow path down waterfalls with tight turns.

Where the river meets the Ocean meets a lot of iron and concrete - spiraling lap race for Seasharks under the road and rail bridges of South Los Santos. Tight turns and water ramps should make it interesting.

San Andreas at its most scenic, particularly when it's not raining fire. Race boats down the rapids of Raton Canyon in a point to point that takes you from the Ocean to the Alamo Sea.

Go back over Daddy's wake with this Seashark race along Vespucci Beach and through its canals. Laps are pretty lengthy.

Brave choppy seas and hidden rocks as your Seasharks take laps off the East Coast of Blaine County. Fortune favors the brave who jump the small islands out to sea from El Gordo.

A figure of eight race for boats taking you around the islands North of Paleto Bay. Look out for a ramp to help you get one over on your competitors.

Get intimate with the little known East Coast of San Andreas with this point-to-point. Wind your way from an inlet off the Palomino Highlands to a cove under the San Cianskis. Tight turns and short cuts over land... for boats.