Seen serving as a venue for dinners and parties moored at Pier 3 on the San Francisco waterfront.

the SANTA ROSA was originally built for the Northwestern Pacific Railroad for passenger service on San Francisco Bay, she was sold in 1940 to the Puget Sound Navigation Company, rebuilt to a single-ender and renamed ENETAI. Eventually passed to Washington State Ferries, she was retired in 1967. In 1968 she was sold to a buyer in California, given her old name, and left sitting around San Francisco Bay until purchased by her current owners in 1989 and restored.

USCG Doc #: 226599
Owner: Ferryboat Santa Rosa LLC, San Francisco, CA
Operator: Hornblower Cruises & Events, San Francisco, CA
Flag: USA
Hailing Port: San Francisco, CA
Length: 73.9 m
Beam: 14.1 m
Tonnage: 3,224 GT/2,504 NT
Year of Build: 1927
Builder: General Engineering & Drydock, Alameda, CA
Former Name:
ENETAI (1940-68)
SANTA ROSA (1927-40)