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San Diego Zoo, USS Midway Museum, SeaWorld, Maritime Museum, Historic Old Town, Whaley House Museum, Hotel del Coronado and beach, and a Padre’s baseball game, if in season. Of course, if time allows, there is much more to see and do.

The beach you remember to take photos at including yourself so later that moment can teleport you back!

Imperial Beach and Pier is the southernmost pier in the San Diego area and the entire state of California. It is a wooden-planked pier that extends 1,491 feet out toward the horizon. At the end of the pier it widens and the walkway wraps around a seafood restaurant called The Tin Fish which has outdoor seating with umbrellas and is a pleasant place to hang out.

Coronado Central Beach runs along Ocean Boulevard, with a backdrop of fine homes and mansions and the Hotel del Coronado at the southern end.

North Beach is dog-friendly, frequented by locals and their canine companions.

Glorietta Bay offers a unique view of the Glorietta Bay Hotel and the San Diego-Coronado Bridge. With a large, grassy park, restrooms, playground equipment, and a small beach area, Glorietta Bay Beach is a great spot for families.

Silver Strand State Beach is located 4.5 miles south of Coronado Village along the Silver Strand. An underpass allows access to the bayside beach and picnic areas and the Loews Coronado Bay Resort.

Ocean Beach and Pier is one of the longest piers in Southern California, extending a half mile out to sea. The Ocean Beach Pier is one of the few places in San Diego where you can fish without a valid California fishing license.

Dog Beach is wedged between the Mission Bay Harbor Channel and the jetty at the north end of Ocean Beach. Here, pets are not only allowed on the beach but are permitted to play leash-free with other canine beach-lovers.

Sunset Cliffs lives up to its name and each dusk you can witness the most amazing sunsets you’ll ever see. Just be sure to stand a safe distance away from the edge, as the cliffs are slippery and the surf is powerful.

Mission Beach – Belmont Park is the amusement park adjacent to the boardwalk. The 3-mile Ocean Front Boardwalk runs north and south for biking, skating, running, and walking. Heading north leads you to Pacific Beach. Mission Bay is nearby and has many separate parks and beaches that offer a different experience than Mission Beach.

La Jolla Shores Beach is over a mile in length. Kayakers put in at the south end of the beach and paddle out to see La Jolla Cave and other water-accessible sites. Beach walkers can head north and walk below the Scripps Pier (not open to the public).

Depending on your location, there are several options to choose from. Daily rates vary, usually $5-$6/day.

Go to UseBounce.

Go to Luggage Hero.

Go to Radical Storage.

• The Santa Fe Depot is centrally located in the city. On one side of the Santa Fe Depot, you can catch Amtrak, The Coaster, the Pacific Surfliner, and the City MTS Trolley Green Line or Blue Line. On the other side of the Santa Fe Depot are city bus routes: 83, 215, 225, and 235.
• Bus routes to the airport, 992 & 993, are a 3-minute walk at North Harbor Drive & Broadway.

• Old Town: 1 hour, 10 minutes on foot. 23 minutes on bike.  26-35 minutes on city bus.
• Balboa Park: 47 minutes on foot. 21 minutes on bike. 31-40 minutes on city bus.
• Coronado: 54 minutes (includes ferry) on foot. 18 minutes (includes ferry) on bike. 53 minutes – 1 hour on city bus.

There are opportunities to begin and end your cruise ship adventure at the Port of San Diego. First, enjoy the best San Diego has to offer. Then take a cruise to relax on the Mexican Riviera, enjoy a Panama Canal adventure, or explore an Incan discovery. Or enjoy the best of the U.S. with a cruise of the Pacific Coast or to Hawaii. Destinations include Hawaii & the South Pacific, Mexican Riviera & Beyond – passports are required for Mexico cruises – South America, Panama Canal, and Pacific Coast. Go to Port of San Diego for more information.

Many people either drive or take the city’s MTS trolley right to the border and walk across.

For more information:
Go to Smart Border Coalition.
Go to SanDiego.org.
Go to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The San Diego Tourism Authority can provide contacts and recommendations for meeting destination points throughout San Diego.  Contact them at meetinsd@sandiego.org.

• If you only want to take one tour at night let it be San Diego City Lights Night Tour or Ghosts & Gravestones Frightseeing Tour^®.
• Free summer concerts at Coronado Promenade Concerts and Point Loma Summer Concerts.
• A Theater Performance at La Jolla Play House, Old Globe Theater, or the Sana Diego Civic Center.
• Watch a movie outdoors at South Bay Drive-In Theatre.
• Catch a sunset at Sunset Cliffs National Park.
• Take a paranormal tour at America’s Most Haunted House, the Whaley House, in Old Town.
• Have fun at Belmont Park in the Mission Beach neighborhood.
• Live music at The House of Blues (Downtown) and The Music Box (Little Italy).
• Star gaze or join a Star Party by San Diego Astronomy Association (SDAA).
• See the famous San Diego Zoo at night (summertime).
• Take a Snooze Crewz at the USS Midway.
• Experience the San Diego Symphony at the Rady Shell.
• Enjoy the view from Mount Soledad.
• Sports game: Winter: San Diego Gulls, San Diego State Aztecs (basketball); Spring & Summer: San Diego Padres, San Diego Loyal Soccer Club; Fall: San Diego Aztecs (football).
• Pub crawl of San Diego breweries in North Park.
• Get cocktails at a Speakeasy.
• Stroll around the Gaslamp Quarter.
• Catch the fireworks at Seaworld or view them from Fiesta Island.

San Diego attractions, venues, tours, and lift transportation services offer a wide variety of options to assist visitors with disability needs. Visitors are advised to call ahead first to help make the most of their time and enjoyment.

Go to SanDiego.org.

Go to MTS.

Go to Old Town Trolley Tours.