Attractions
Explore Coronado Island and San Diego destinations during your trip to the Spring Meeting. For additional information visit the San Diego Tourism Authority.
Coronado Island Attractions
Action Sports Rentals - Located at the Loews Coronado hotel, rent kayaks, SUPs, wave runners and more.
Historic Walking Tour - Explore 2 miles of Coronado Island in this two hour historic walking tour.
Coronado Beach Walking Tour - Free self guided 35-minute experience with voice app.
Flagship Cruises - Tours of the San Diego Harbor, dinner cruises and ferries to downtown San Diego.
The Gondola Company - Cruise in a private gondola through the enchanting canals of the Coronado Cays; 50 minutes for up to six people.
Hotel Del Coronado - Iconic beachfront hotel and the backdrop of the movie Some Like It Hot. Hotel offers numerous activities; some are open to the public for a fee.
Holland's Bicycles - Rent a bike for the day or by the hour and enjoy miles of paths and parks.
Kayak Tours - Paddle along San Diego’s downtown skyline and beneath the Coronado Bridge.
Coronado Surfing Academy - No experience necessary! Learn how to surf in a 90 minute lesson.
Coronado Axe Throwing - Test your aim for $29 an hour.
Coronado Historical Association Museum - Changing exhibits on diverse subjects relevant to Coronado.
San Diego Attractions
Balboa Park - 17 major museums, several performing arts venues, lovely gardens, and many other cultural and recreational attractions.
San Diego Zoo - 100-acre wildlife park and home to over 12,000 rare and endangered animals.
Belmont Park - Beachfront amusement park and entertainment center.
Gaslamp Quarter - The historic heart of San Diego offers dining, shopping and events.
Embarcadero - Shopping, dining, art and more.
USS Midway Museum - Explore this historic aircraft carrier and climb in aircraft.
Maritime Museum of San Diego - Enjoy a self-guided tour of the world's oldest active sailing ship, Star of India , 16th century galleon replica San Salvador, Victorian - era Steam Ferry Berkeley, USS Dolphin submarine and much more
Sea World - More than 100 acres of beautiful outdoor grounds on Mission Bay as you enjoy amazing animals.
Annie's Canyon - 30 minutes from San Diego, this easy 1.5 mile hike goes through wetlands and a narrow sandstone slot canyon.
Cabrillo National Monument - Views of the San Diego region and chance to explore the natural, historical and cultural history of the area.
Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve Park - One of the wildest stretches of land on the Southern California coast.
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park - The largest state park in California with five hundred miles of dirt roads, 12 wilderness areas and many miles of hiking trails.
Catalina Express - A one-hour boat ride lets you enjoy Catalina Island for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, diving, hiking, biking, shopping, dining or relaxing.
San Diego Botanic Garden - 37-acre urban oasis with four miles of trails displaying more than 5,000 plant species.
Sightseeing Tours - By trolley, bike, walking or water, there are numerous options to see the city.
Boat Tours - The third largest harbor on the west coast provides lot of options for sunset, dinner or adventure cruises.
Whale Watching Tours - April is the tail end of grey whale watching season as they head north to Alaska.
Beaches & Bays - Enjoy a relaxing time on California's beautiful coastline.