Make the most of your visit to Coronado Island. Learn more about what this San Diego city has to offer.

Looking for something to do in Coronado? You can bike, play golf, try a guided tour, or take to the water on a kayak, paddleboard or yacht.

Award-winning Coronado Beach runs for nearly two miles and offers family-friendly swimming, beach volleyball, firepits, a designated Dog Beach and glorious sunsets.

Our magical island also makes an ideal base for day trips: San Diego Zoo and Balboa Park are just a ten-minute car ride, and you can reach Seaport Village and the USS Midway by sailing across the …

Take a nostalgic ride across the bay from Coronado Ferry Landing to mainland San Diego. You can opt for the 5 minute ride to the Convention Center and the nearby Gaslamp District or the 15 minute trip …

Coronado Dog Beach is at the far North end of the beach. Beach accessible wheelchairs are available to the public, free of charge, at the Central Beach Lifeguard Tower.

Vintage Coronado All Americana Charm Coronado is famous for its good-hearted patriotism and classic small town Americana, peaking during the annual Fourth of July parade, now in its 75th year!

Our luxury resort boasts beachfront accommodations with a historic feel and is the perfect destination for a family vacation, corporate event or romantic getaway near San Diego.

Along the way you will find the award-winning Loews Coronado Bay Resort, Crown Cove Aquatics Center and the yacht-dotted Coronado Cays. While the Cays are primarily residential, you can enjoy …

You’ll be spoiled for choice for delicious food and unique settings on Coronado Island. Retro-fans love the tabletop jukeboxes at Clayton’s Coffee Shop while fine-diners indulge in sommelier-selected …