A peninsular island on the San Diego Bay, Coronado Island is a resort community, perfect for a weekend getaway. Nicknamed 'Crown City', Coronado is known for its gorgeous sandy beaches, legendary beach resort, picturesque scenery and so much more.
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View the Island on a Ferry Ride
Hop on the San Diego ferry for a scenic 15-minute ride to the island, where bicycles and segos are at your service.
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Downtown San Diego and The Big Bay from Coronado Island
Coronado Ferry Landing Park: A must-visit for its stunning view of the San Diego skyline.
The shopping village, exquisite waterfront restaurants, weekend concert series, etc. keep visitors engaged.
Legendary Hotel Del Coronado
This beachfront resort, the US's second-largest wooden structure, is a National Historic Landmark since 1977.
When this legendary hotel opened in 1888, it was the largest resort hotel in the world. Its guest list includes iconic Presidents, celebrities, and other famous people.
The hotel hosts tours that take you through the history and classic Victorian architecture of this amazing hotel.
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Tour the Island on Wheels
Explore Coronado's bike-friendly charm with rentals for bicycles, electric bikes, and segways to cruise the 24-mile Bayshore Bikeway.
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Coronado Beaches
Coronado Beach shines as one of the nation's finest, with glistening mica-infused sand, calm waves, and pristine shores—a perfect destination for all.
Coronado North Beach or Dog Beach
Coronado is also known for dog-friendly beaches, where dogs are allowed to roam leash free all year-round.
Gondola Cruise across Coronado Cays
Take a gondola cruise and watch the sunset in the background. However, the prices are steep, so check the rates before you decide.
Coronado Museum of History and Art
Explore the island's military and Navy history at this museum, featuring over 20,000 photos and showcasing local culture.