This beautiful beach in San Diego is the perfect beach getaway spot, located next to the iconic Hotel del Coronado. Take a stroll along the …
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Feb 23, 2025
I suggest you Google "Tijuana Sewage closes Coronado Beach" before you dare go near the water here. Untreated Mexican wastewater flows to the US Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge where it ent…Full review by E5241DEronm
Feb 9, 2025
Go for the history of the resort and the island. Set expectations that this is not the place to have your quintessential California beach experience. You will however have unique opportunities to en…Full review by SeaTraveler15
Jan 11, 2025
One of the top beaches in San Diego! The beach is wide and deep, never 'shoulder to shoulder'. It's especially festive at Christmas when you can rent beach igloos and fire pits. (See my photos attach…Full review by dwfr
Most of the restaurants with a patio will allow dogs on a leash. Bluewater Grill (have a dog menu), McP's, Cafe 1134, Burger Lounge, Wine a Bit, Leroy's, Coldstone, Hotel Del …
Most of the restaurants with a patio will allow dogs on a leash. Bluewater Grill (have a dog menu), McP's, Cafe 1134, Burger Lounge, Wine a Bit, Leroy's, Coldstone, Hotel Del Coronado, Miguel's Cucina. Very dog friendly town!
Hi Fred, We see more fishing from the Ferry Pier and there's a site called sdfishing that gives great info. Here's an excerpt: The Coronado Ferry Landing Pier is the only public fishing pier …
Hi Fred, We see more fishing from the Ferry Pier and there's a site called sdfishing that gives great info. Here's an excerpt: The Coronado Ferry Landing Pier is the only public fishing pier located on the west side of San Diego Bay, and offers a pretty unique set of fishing opportunities. The primary purpose of the pier is for boarding of the ferry that runs between downtown San Diego and Coronado, but a portion of the pier is available for fishing. With a bottom composition of sand and soft bottom, partially covered in eel grass and clam beds, this area provides good to excellent fishing for halibut, spotted bay bass, mackerel, and even corvina. There are public restrooms available, but no other immediate facilities. The ferry landing sits right next to the Ferry Landing Marketplace, a shopping center featuring several restaurants and small shops. The park is open daily from 6:00 am to 10:30 pm. It is located at 1201 1st St., Coronado, CA. ***** I hope this was helpful. In our opinion, the beach can have some rolling surf that may make surf fishing kind of tough. You'd have to cast out a long way. The beach normally has a lot of people running around in the surf. Think about venturing down to the pier at the other end of Coronado. The San Diego views are amazing and, when you need a break from fishing, that shopping center has everything from Burger King on up. I don't know if you need a license to fish there but fishermen normally do need them, I believe, unless they go to a private fish farm. Coronado is a wonderful place. How lucky you are to be planning a trip!
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