Destination
We’ve partnered with the best destination attraction and tour providers to help you experience all there is to offer during your stay in San Diego. Browse our trusted partners below and book the adventure of your choice. Reserve tickets with any of our attraction partners and we will have your tickets available for you at the front desk at your convenience.
The San Diego Zoo cares for more than 4,000 individual animals representing 800 different species. Its collection of animals, as well as its plant collection of over 6,500 species, is acknowledged as one of the finest in the entire world.
Experience a unique adventure at the 2,100-acre preserve where animals wander freely in surroundings much like their native homelands. A quiet monorail, pathways and animal shows enable visitors to observe the animals and many species of exotic plants.
With more than 60 rides, shows and attractions, it’s an interactive, hands-on theme park experience for families with children 2 – 12. The Resort is also home to SEA LIFE® Aquarium and the world’s first LEGOLAND® Water Park.
Experience up-close animal interactions, thrilling rides & coasters, and see one-of-a-kind shows at SeaWorld San Diego!
San Diego sparkles at night what better way to see it than with Old Town Trolley Tours! With the help of our expert guides, you’ll take in romantic views of the city and cruise past notable landmarks, experiencing them like you never have before.
Cast Off Sailing provides Luxury Sail Yacht Charters in San Diego. Their public charters accommodate up to 6 passengers and private charters accommodate up to 12. Sailing charters include their Daily Sailing Adventure, Sunset Sail and seasonal Whale Watching.
The USS Midway Museum is an unforgettable adventure for the entire family. Go to sea without leaving port! Explore more than 60 exhibits with a collection of 27 restored aircraft. Located in downtown San Diego.
Climb onboard the Old Town Trolley of San Diego and enjoy a two-hour, fully narrated, fun-filled tour! With 10 stops you can disembark along the way and enjoy Old Town, San Diego Embarcadero, Seaport Village, Horton Plaza, Historic Gaslamp Quarter, Coronado, Balboa Park & San Diego Zoo and Little Italy.
It’s a boat! It’s a bus! It’s San Diego’s original amphibious Sea and Land Adventure! Don’t miss this exciting, entertaining adventure of a lifetime to see America’s Finest City as you have never seen it before! This 90-minute fully-narrated journey departs from Seaport Village located at 500 Kettner Blvd.
Take the wheel and become the captain of your very own speedboat with a one-of-a-kind, unforgettable boat tours. Embark on a 13-mile San Diego boat tour for an unforgettable sightseeing journey with the best views on the bay! Experience a once-in-a-lifetime view of Navy ships and all the marine animals and wildlife that call San Diego Harbor home.
Join us for a spirited & entertaining tour built on stories, history, mystery and legends of San Diego’s past & DARKER SIDE! Travel back in time and learn of the spirits of the notorious characters who lived & died in San Diego.
The Maritime Museum of San Diego features a world-class collection of historic vessels including sailing ships, steam-powered boats and submarines. You can board and explore our ships and, on some, even set sail.
Join our entertaining Beach Conductors on a relaxing, informative, and fun-filled day trip through some of the most popular beach spots in Southern California. Plus, you will have the opportunity to dine, shop, hike, relax, photograph and explore caves, tide pools, art galleries, and boutiques in the exclusive enclave of La Jolla, “The Jewel” of San Diego.
San Diego Beer, Wine & Spirits Tours invites you to savor fine wines, local craft beers and handcrafted spirits, paired with mouth-watering food, while expert guides entertain you on a relaxing chauffeured tour, exciting train tour, or delightful walking tour.
Rise above it all with Hot Air Fun balloon rides in Del Mar. Floating several thousand feet in the air, drifting through the clouds in a hot air balloon enjoying panoramic views of the ocean, luxury celebrity estates of Rancho Santa Fe, numerous golf courses and San Diego city skyline.
Experience America’s #1 Ballpark! Perfect for San Diego visitors, baseball fanatics, corporate groups, schools & more. Go behind-the-scenes at Petco Park! You haven’t seen Petco Park until you’ve gone behind-the-scenes on one of our guided tours. Discover “writer’s row” in the press box, learn about the historic Western Metal Supply Co. Building and explore the Padres dugout.
Rentals including paddleboards, sailboats, power boats, jet skis, kayaks and bikes. Sailing lessons, sailing excursions, water skiing and wakeboarding adventures are available.
The Gondola Company is your Passport to Italy. Indulge in all the magic and tradition of Venice right here in San Diego as you gently cruise in a private gondola through the enchanting canals of the Coronado Cays. Whether it’s a relaxing journey or a romantic adventure, each cruise is A Truly Memorable Experience.
Spreckels Park, 6th St and Orange Ave – This outdoor gallery features more than 50 artists who display works of art including oil, acrylic and watercolor painting, etching, photography, wood and metal work, stained glass, ceramics and more. 9am to 4pm, first and third Sunday of each month, year round. Canceled in the event of rain.(619) 435-3555 or coronadoartassn.com.
The nation’s largest urban cultural park. Home to 15 major museums, renowned performing arts venues, beautiful gardens and the San Diego Zoo, the Park has an ever-changing calendar of museum exhibitions, plays, musicals, concerts, and classes—all in the beautiful and timeless setting of this must-see San Diego attraction.
The main two-mile beach has four sections. At the foot of the Coronado Shores condominium towers is South Beach where the hull of the sunken gambling ship, the Monte Carlo, can be seen at low tide. The section starting at the Hotel del Coronado past the life guard tower is Central Beach overlooked by the stately homes along Ocean Boulevard. North Beach attracts surfers in the morning, and fire rings are available for bonfires at night. At the far north is Dog Beach where canines can play leash-free.
1201 First St – Enjoy a wide selection of specialty shops, galleries and restaurants with fabulous views of downtown San Diego. There is also a bayfront bike path, sandy beach and fishing pier. Catch the passenger ferry for the 20-minute trip across the bay to San Diego’s waterfront attractions. Enjoy concerts starting at 1pm on Sundays year round, Saturdays as well during the summer. Visit Coronado Farmers’ Market every Tuesday from 2:30 to 6pm. (619) 435-8895 or coronadoferrylandingshops.com.
1835 Strand Way – The community theater group puts on six productions a year for about a six-week run each. All performers, stage and technical crew are volunteers. The playhouse is a 100-seat cabaret-style theater in the Coronado Community Center with a full service bar. (619) 435-4856 or coronadoplayhouse.com.
Our National Historic District is San Diego’s premier entertainment destination and your personal downtown playground.
1142 Orange Ave – Lamb’s Players is a professional, non-profit performing arts organization that offers an annual five-play season from January through November. December is filled with Christmas productions including their annual Festival of Christmas and An American Christmas held at the Hotel del Coronado. (619) 437-0600 or lambsplayers.org
1100 Orange Ave – Explore Coronado’s fascinating past at the museum, with galleries showcasing Coronado’s early development including the history of the Hotel del Coronado and Tent City and the role of the military. A special exhibit gallery changes seasonally. Entry by donation. Also home to the Coronado Visitor Center, the neoclassical building was built in 1910 to house Coronado’s first bank. Open Mon-Fri, 9 to 5, Sat and Sun, 10 to 5. (619) 435-7242 or coronadohistory.org.
Within walking distance there are a great many places to shop with unique products and a quaint atmosphere. Bazaar del Mundo, Fiesta de Reyes, the Old Town Market and many smaller shops offer a variety of uncommon gifts. The weather, the food and the history make Old Town San Diego one of the best places to visit in California. While in San Diego be sure to experience the adventure that is Old Town.
This festive neighborhood features jazz clubs and nightclubs, sidewalk cafes and restaurants, artist galleries, and micro breweries. You’ll find a great variety of galleries and shops sprinkled throughout the 16 square-block district.
Old Town San Diego offers the fun and charm of Old Mexico in downtown San Diego. Don’t miss the colorful shopping, dining, historic sites, and parks.
Offering a variety of boutique stores, jewelry stores, and so forth. Orange Avenue caters to visitors with upscale merchandise, while “regular” stores and offices round out the shopping district.
Seaport Village is located on San Diego’s waterfront and features the character of Old Monterey, Victorian San Francisco, and traditional Mexico. Discover unique shops while you wander down the scenic harbor-side paths.
Offers a five level outdoor shopping mall located in downtown San Diego. It stands on six and a half city blocks and is adjacent to the city’s historic Gaslamp Quarter.
The main two-mile beach has four sections. At the foot of the Coronado Shores condominium towers is South Beach where the hull of the sunken gambling ship, the Monte Carlo, can be seen at low tide. The section starting at the Hotel del Coronado past the life guard tower is Central Beach overlooked by the stately homes along Ocean Boulevard. North Beach attracts surfers in the morning, and fire rings are available for bonfires at night. At the far north is Dog Beach where canines can play leash-free.
Coronado Municipal Golf Course – Opened in 1957, Coronado’s public golf course continues to reign as one of the finest public courses in Southern California. With views of the San Diego-Coronado Bridge and Glorietta Bay, the 72-par, 130-acre 18-hole course is open 7 days a week and offers a driving range, pro shop and restaurant. (619) 435-3121 or golfcoronado.com.
4.5 miles south of Coronado, this beach has fire rings, lifeguards, restrooms and showers. This is one of the best kiteboarding areas in Southern California, both on the relatively calm bay waters and in the ocean surf. An underpass allows access to the bayside beach and picnic area as well as Loews Coronado Bay Resort. South of the developed area, there are 3.5 miles of ocean and natural preserve.
There are 19 public tennis courts throughout Coronado, most of which are lighted. The Coronado Tennis Center at 1501 Glorietta Blvd has eight courts, and private and group instruction is available. (619) 435-1616.
Rentals including paddleboards, sailboats, power boats, jet skis, kayaks and bikes. Sailing lessons, sailing excursions, water skiing and wakeboarding adventures are available.
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