Coronado is a resort city in San Diego Bay, California. It is the perfect destination for a romantic getaway or a family vacation. Here are the top must-see attractions in Coronado, San Diego.

Coronado Beach

This beach runs along Ocean Boulevard with a backdrop of stunning mansions and homes as well as the magnificent Hotel del Coronado. This long sandy beach literally sparkles and has been consistently voted one of the finest beaches in America. Coronado Beach is known for its gently rolling waves and expanses of soft sand perfect for surfing, swimming, and volleyball. In between sunbathing you can head into Newton Creamery for a hand-scooped gourmet ice cream then come back at sunset for a signature Coronado margarita at the Dells Cabana bar.

Hotel Del Coronado

Hotel Del Coronado is a historic hotel originally built-in 1888. It is along the Pacific coastline of California and has some of the most luxurious accommodations. You can relax with a massage by the beach or enjoy a swim in the beautiful outdoor pool.

Coronado Ferry Landing

Enjoy exquisite fine dining on the waterfront or shop till you drop in one of the most picturesque settings. Here, you can also ride the oldest woodworking ferry in the USA and enjoy a stunning view of this beach town.

Coronado Tidelands Park

Coronado Tidelands Park hosts picnic areas, fields, a small beach, and lots of open space where you can enjoy any outdoor activity. Additionally, you can ride along the scenic bike path that extends from the old ferry landing to the Silver Strand.

Coronado Bridge

This is a 2.12-mile bridge in San Diego Bay that connects the city of Coronado with the city of San Diego. The Coronado Bridge is noteworthy because of its amazing height of about 200 feet.

Seaport Village

Seaport Village is a great place to pick up a souvenir from your visit or have a meal with a waterfront view. This is an exciting place to stop for food and shopping in San Diego and it is also located on the harbor so you can watch as the ships come in and out.

Coronado Village

Coronado Village runs along Orange Avenue a chic little shopping district that’s packed with luxury boutiques, theaters, and charming restaurants. It’s a great place to ride your bike, linger over frozen yogurt, or even join a Segway tour.

Coronado Historical Association

The Coronado Historical Association offers walking tours of the Hotel del and some of Coronado’s famous buildings. A few miles south Silver Strand State Beach beckons visitors with its breezy winds that are perfect for kite surfing. For something more laid-back, the gondola company offers romantic sunset cruises through the Coronado Keys as one of the most dog-friendly cities in California.

Coronado has plenty of places to take your pup, you can let your dog run through the sand at Coronado dog Beach located at the end of Ocean Boulevard or book a dog surfing lesson through the Loews.