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Coronado Beach – Coronado Beach extends north of Hotel
del Coronado for over a mile. This white, flat sand beach is perfect for
kids to build sand castles or go boogie boarding (lifeguards are on duty).
Look for dolphins in the water, and "pelican parties," pelicans
diving into the waves. |
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Glorietta Bay – Rent pedal boats and pedal around to your heart's content. At Glorietta
Bay Park, there is a playground, grassy area and small sandy beach. |
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Ferry Landing Marketplace – Ferry
Landing Marketplace has shops and places to grab a bite to eat. Spend time
watching people on the fishing pier or feeding the ducks in the pond. Or,
take your beach buckets for the kids to play on the sandy beach,
and wade in the water. |
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Coronado Ferry Tickets – Take the
ferry across the bay to Broadway Pier in San Diego. Lovely views of the
harbor from the upper deck. Here's the ferry schedule. |
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Rent bikes or surreys – From Ferry
Landing Marketplace, follow the bike path down to Tidelands Park, all the
way to the Coronado Bridge! You can rent bikes and surreys (2,4, or 6 people)
at Bikes & Beyond (on First St.) Kid's bikes are available and helmets
are provided. |
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Tidelands Park has a playground large climbing
structures and slides, picnic tables, and great views of San Diego Bay and
the Coronado Bridge. A bike path goes along the water. |
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Spreckels Park in the center of Coronado
has band concerts on Sundays (in the summer, Memorial Day through Labor
Day) and there are free music concerts in the evenings. This grassy park
with large shady trees also has a playground and picnic tables. |
