Coronado Beach and Hotel - Guide to Planning Your Visit -

Coronado Beach, located in San Diego, California, is a beautiful, wide stretch of golden sand known for its gentle waves and Iconic Hotel del Coronado (often called the Del). The hotel, a historic Victorian-style resort that has had the pleasure of housing celebrities, presidents, and inspired the famous novel Some Like It Hot. The most famous celebrity to stay in this hotel was the icon, Marolyn Monroe. The Hotel del Coronado opened in 1888, the hotel is a National Historic Landmark and boasts stunning ocean views, upscale dining, and a rich history. Visitors to Coronado Beach can enjoy tanning, leisure surfing (waves aren’t too large and aggressive), and beautiful sunsets, all while experiencing the charm of one of California’s most famous coastal destinations with the historic hotel as a backdrop.

What makes Coronado Beach a must visit, you might ask? Where to begin, first, Coronado Beach is a must-visit because of its soft golden sand, it’s not harsh or filled with pebble rocks making it painful to walk through, but gentle to walk through. The beach offers gentle waves as well, making it perfect for swimming, surfing, body boarding, and family-friendly smaller waves that aren’t too large and dangerous. Its backdrop features the historic Hotel del Coronado, adding a touch of vintage architectural charm and luxury to the experience. Whether you’re looking for relaxation, breathtaking sunsets, or a taste of history, Coronado Beach delivers a memorable time that you won’t forget.

This guide will help you cover the beautiful beaches and the surrounding areas, the Hotel del Coronado and the food and recreational options nearby. How to get to Coronado, making sure the trip and parking are hassle free. Best time to visit, to help avoid overcrowding days and times.

Getting To Coronado Beach

There are two ways to get to Coronado Beach, by ferry or car, but there are some important details to consider before making the trip out to this beach.

Drive to the Coronado Ferry Landing

This is the much more fun idea if you ask me. It’s not every day you have the opportunity to take a ferry ride. This ferry ride on its own is a fun little adventure which offers stunning views of the San Diego skyline. Start by driving to the Broadway Pier or the Convention Center in downtown San Diego, where you can park your car in nearby public lots or garages. Then, board the Coronado Ferry (it departs daily) and enjoy the mini trip before landing at the Coronado Ferry Landing on the other side! Once there you can rent a bike or take a rideshare or even take a short walk to the beach. As of the time of this writing, ferry tickets are $9 one way, $18 per person and children under the age of 4 ride for free.

Drive Over the Coronado Bridge

For those that prefer to drive in and have a more direct approach to arriving at the beach, you can drive across the famous Coronado Bridge for a stunning view of downtown and Coronado as you pass through the bridge. This scenic route leads you straight into Coronado, where you can park near the beach or Hotel del Coronado. It’s free of charge without any toll fees attached to cross in either direction.

Coronado Beach Parking Options and Tips

There is parking availability, but it can be limited, especially on weekends and during peak seasons. There is free street parking along Ocean Boulevard, but it fills up quickly. Nearby residential streets also offer parking but be careful of restrictions you might oversee. If street parking is full, you can try paid parking lots near Hotel del Coronado or the Coronado Ferry Landing, though these may require a short walk to the beach. Arriving early or visiting on a weekday can improve your chances of finding a spot.

Exploring Coronado Beach

What Makes Coronado Beach One of the Best Beaches in the US?

As mentioned above, Coronado Beach is a must visit in San Diego for the golden sand filled with mica particles shimmering under the sun. Its gentle sand and waves with the beautiful backdrop of the Hotel del Coronado all combined help make it one of the best beaches in the US. Coronado has a slower paced beach that doesn’t feel too chaotic like other beaches could feel when they’re overcome by too many visitors. You come to Coronado beach to tan, relax, enjoy the soft sand and gentle waves without too much of the extra stuff.

Best Times to Visit for Crowds, Weather and Sunset Views at Coronado Beach

Avoiding Crowds

The best time to visit with fewer people is early mornings or weekdays, especially Tuesday through Thursday, you’ll have so much beach all to yourself during these days and times. Summer weekends and holidays can get busy, so visiting in the late fall, winter, or early spring (except major holidays) offers a more peaceful experience.

Finding the Ideal Weather

Coronado Beach enjoys what I would describe as perfect weather year-round, with mild temperatures that never really get too hot, but the best months for warm, sunny days with little fog for those seeking warmer temperatures are late spring to early fall (April–October). June can bring some overcast mornings due to famous (locally famous anyway) “June Gloom,” but it usually clears up by midday.

Beautiful Sunsets

The most beautiful sunsets are typically seen in the fall and winter months (October–February) when the sky is clear and filled with vibrant colors. For some reason, I always thought it would be during the summer. The sunset here is breathtaking year-round, but arriving about an hour before sunset allows you to enjoy the golden light reflecting off the beach’s famous shimmering sand (I’m telling you, that sparkling mica!). A bonus is turning around and seeing the skyline as the sun fades, and you begin to see the skyline light up.

Activities to Enjoy

The beach offers consistent waves suitable for all skill levels, with the best surf conditions typically found near North Beach and the area around Hotel del Coronado. The waves are generally mellow and beginner-friendly (ideal for me) but can get larger during winter swells. While there are no major reef breaks, sandbars help shape fun, rideable waves. If you’re a beginner (that’s me again), there are local surf schools and rental shops nearby to help you get started. You can technically paddleboard as well, however, the more ideal spot for activity would be next door on Glorietta Bay, behind the Hotel del Coronado.

Other fun activities are of course swimming in the gentle waves, walking up and down the beach as your feet clash on the waves. Then slow it down for some tanning on a large beach towel as you lay on the gentle sands surface, reading a nice book as you snack while forgetting all of life’s stresses.

The Iconic Hotel del Coronado

The Hotel del Coronado, often called The Del, is a historic beachfront hotel on Coronado Island, just across the bay from San Diego, California. In my opinion, it’s one of the most beautiful hotels San Diego has to offer. Here are some fascinating details about it:

Historic Landmark – Opened in 1888, it was the largest wooden structure in the world at the time, which quite frankly, has aged beautifully over a century later.
As previously mentioned, it was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1977 due to its architectural and historical significance.
The hotel was built in a unique sort of Victorian beach resort style, the hotel is famous for its red-roofed turrets and grand wooden structure. I remember seeing it for the first time when I was much younger and even then, I could tell it was something special.
The Hotel del Coronado has hosted several U.S. presidents, including Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and John F. Kennedy. If the hotel is worthy of hosting a presidential resident, then surely it must be good enough for me!
Many Hollywood stars have stayed at the Hotel del Coronado, including Marilyn Monroe, Charlie Chaplin, and Frank Sinatra.
Movie filmed on location -The classic 1959 film Some Like It Hot starring Marilyn Monroe was filmed at the hotel.
Beach and Luxury Experience -The Del boasts one of the best beachfront locations in California, with a prime spot on Coronado Beach, walking distance to the beach is literally seconds! It now offers modern luxury accommodations, including beachside villas, spa services, and fine dining. You’ll never even have to leave the hotel.
Standard Rooms Cost – Rates typically range from $407 to $745 per night.
Suites – These more spacious options generally fall between $803 and $1,768 per night

More Things to Do on Coronado Island

Walking or Biking Along Orange Avenue

Walking or biking along Orange Avenue in Coronado is a fantastic way to explore the heart of this charming island (very small island!) community. The avenue is lined with boutique shops (you know I love those), cozy cafés, art galleries, and restaurants, making it a lively and scenic route. Biking is especially popular since the streets are bike-friendly, and there are several rental shops if you don’t have your own. So, as you work your way down the avenue, you’ll pass through beautiful tree-lined streets, historic buildings, and eventually reach the Hotel del Coronado and Coronado Beach, making for a perfect leisurely ride or stroll. It’s a slow-paced area, so learn to take it slow and easy while visiting.

Visiting the Coronado Ferry Landing for Shopping and Dining

If you’re looking to mix it up beyond the surfing, tanning, and swimming on the beach, try visiting the Coronado Ferry Landing. It can be a great way to enjoy shopping and dining with beautiful waterfront views of the San Diego skyline. You can find boutique shops, art galleries, and souvenir stores, perfect for finding unique gifts or beachwear. There are also a variety of restaurants and cafés, ranging from casual spots for tacos and seafood to more upscale dining with bayfront seating. Whether you’re grabbing a coffee, enjoying fresh seafood, or just strolling along the pier, the Ferry Landing offers a relaxed and scenic experience right by the water.

Book a Ferry Ride to See the Bay

Booking a ferry ride on the Coronado Ferry. This fun activity never gets old. Have done it a few times and I can never tire of staring out into the ocean or watching the beautiful skyline as the waves crash from the ferry ride. It’s a short trip, maybe about 15 minutes, but there is so much to see and visually enjoy as you make your way through the bay. Important note: please bring a sweater (if it’s not the summer) as you might underestimate how cold it can get when you’re out in the middle of the bay on the ferry.

The Coronado Ferry operates between:

Broadway Pier (Downtown San Diego) → Coronado Ferry Landing
Convention Center (Downtown San Diego) → Coronado Ferry Landing (only in the mornings & evenings).

Ferry Schedule & Frequency – Runs daily, with departures approximately every 30 minutes to an hour. The first ferry from San Diego starts around 9:00 AM, and the last ferry back from Coronado is around 9:00-10:00 PM (depending on the season).

Ticket Prices & Booking – One-way fare: $9 per adult, free for kids under 4 years old.
Round-trip fare: You just buy two one-way tickets ($18 total). Pretty cool detail or tip, bikes ride free, so you can bring yours along for a scenic ride around Coronado! You can purchase tickets online, at the ferry ticket booth, or via the Flagship Cruises & Events website.

Taking Photos at Centennial Park with Skyline Views in the Backdrop

This location is strategically the most ideal for the best San Diego skyline photos. I put some details below to make sure you’re all set if you’re up for this fun photo activity and why it’s a top photo spot.

Unobstructed View of the Skyline – You get a panoramic shot of downtown San Diego across the bay.
Golden Hour & Sunset Magic – The skyline looks breathtaking at sunrise, sunset, and twilight. If you’re at all into photography, then you’ll know how important “Golden Hour” is for taking photos.
Reflections on the Water – On calm days, the water creates beautiful mirror-like reflections of the city lights.
Framed by Palm Trees & Benches – Great for creating artistic shots! I simply never get tired of admiring palm trees, so yes please, more palm tree photographs!

Best Time to Take Photos

Sunset (Golden Hour, 5–7 PM depending on season) – The city lights start to glow, and the sky is full of colors.
Early Morning (Blue Hour, 6–8 AM) – Less crowded, soft lighting, and peaceful atmosphere.
Night Shots (After 8 PM)– The illuminated skyline with reflections on the water creates a dramatic scene.

How to Get There

Address – Located at 1101 First St, Coronado, CA 92118.
Convenience – It’s a short walk from the Coronado Ferry Landing, making it a convenient stop after a ferry ride.
Parking – Parking is free but can be limited on weekends.

Exploring Nearby Attractions Like the Coronado Historical Museum and Spreckels Park

For all the history buffs out there, The Coronado Historical Museum is right up your alley. Explore the origins of this location in greater detail and see historical photos, military exhibits, etc. Address is 1100 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118. Entrance is free; however, donations are encouraged, and the museum is usually opened daily. Quick insight, or tip, if you are in fact a history buff or just love a little history every now and then, take a self-guided tour around Star Park and Ocean Blvd, where many early 1900s mansions still stand.

Learn Coronado’s Rich History – The museum highlights Hotel del Coronado’s origins, the U.S. Navy’s influence, and famous past residents like aviator Glenn Curtiss.
Exhibits & Artifacts – See historic photos, vintage hotel memorabilia, and military exhibits showcasing Coronado’s role in WWII.
Guided Walking Tours – Available to explore Coronado’s historic homes and landmarks, often led by locals with great stories.

For the nature lovers, Spreckels Park is a beautiful and vast area of picturesque greenery worth visiting and exploring, admiring the acres of beautiful shady trees, greenery, art, and taking in plenty of relaxation opportunities. The Address is 601 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118. It’s free and open daily. What you’ll find here is:

Lush Green Space – A beautiful 10-acre park with shady trees, a playground, and picnic areas.
Summer Concerts in the Park – Every Sunday evening (May–September), the park hosts free live music with a lively, family-friendly atmosphere.
Art in the Park – On the first & third Sundays of each month, local artists display and sell their work, from paintings to sculptures.
Great for Relaxing – Bring a picnic or just enjoy a quiet break while exploring Coronado.

Shopping and Dining in Downtown Coronado

Most of the best shops are found along Orange Avenue, stretching from the Hotel del Coronado to the Ferry Landing. Plenty of variety to shop while enjoying the great weather. Here’s what you’ll find in downtown Coronado:

Boutiques & Beachwear – Shops like Seaside Papery and Paris & Me offer stylish clothes, accessories, and unique gifts. For island-inspired fashion, check out Crown Meets Sea. Address is 1162 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.
Art & Home Decor – Local galleries like Emerald C Gallery and Art & Frames by Wood Gallery showcase beautiful coastal and contemporary artwork.
Surf & Outdoor Gear – If you’re in need of a swimsuit or some flip-flops, try Hansen’s Surf Shop or Emerald City Surf Shop for everything beach-related. I’ve made trips before to certain places just to grab a pair of flip-flops, so maybe you can make the trip as well to Coronado for some swim gear!
Sweet Treats & Gifts – Fuzziwig’s Candy Factory is a nostalgic spot for kids (and adults!), while Coronado Taste of Oils sells gourmet olive oils and balsamic vinegars.

For a dining experience in downtown Coronado there are a ton of options. Coronado offers everything from casual beachside cafés to upscale dining with bay views.

Clayton’s Coffee Shop – A classic 1950s-style diner known for giant cinnamon rolls and homemade pies. Address is 979 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.
Parakeet Café – A stylish café with organic lattes and healthy brunch options. Address is 1134 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.
Brigantine Seafood & Oyster Bar – Famous for fish tacos and happy hour specials, with a lively local vibe. Address is 1333 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.
Bluewater Boathouse Seafood Grill– Located near the bay, this spot has fresh seafood and an elegant, nautical atmosphere. 1701 Strand Way, Coronado, CA 92118.

Silver Strand State Beach – Another Popular Beach in Coronado

Silver Strand State Beach is a beautiful, less crowded stretch of coastline located just south of Coronado, offering a more tranquil beach experience. It’s a great spot for camping, fishing, kayaking, and shell collecting for the kiddos, with RV camping available right by the ocean (sounds amazing!). The calm waters on the bay side make it perfect for paddleboarding, while the ocean side is ideal for swimming and surfing. You can switch back and forth if you want, how awesome is that.

Central Beach Coronado – Another Popular Beach in Coronado

As you can see, there are many beach spots in Coronado to choose from. Central Beach in Coronado is another option and is the main beach along Ocean Boulevard, known for its wide, soft sands and sparkling mica-infused shoreline. It’s a popular spot for sunbathing, beach games, and surfing, with gentle waves that make it family friendly. Located near Hotel del Coronado, it offers stunning ocean views and breathtaking sunsets, making it one of the most picturesque beaches in California.

Kayak or Paddleboard Rentals

Kayak and Paddleboard companies are available for those that don’t want to bring their own kayak or paddleboard. Both SUP & Saddle and Bike & Kayak Tours are conveniently located at the Coronado Ferry Landing, making them ideal starting points for exploring the waters around Coronado.

Kayak and Paddleboard Rental Companies- SUP & Saddle Address: 1201 1st Street #215, Coronado, CA 92118 Phone. Website: supandsaddle.com
Bike & Kayak Tours- Address: 1201 1st Street, Coronado, CA 92118. Website: bikeandkayaktours.com

More Hotel Options In Coronado

If you’re looking for additional options besides the Hotel del Coronado that are located within Coronado there are options available. Please see listed below:

The Coronado Island Marriott Resort & Spa is a luxurious waterfront retreat offering stunning views of San Diego Bay and the downtown skyline. The resort features spacious rooms, a full-service spa, multiple pools, and a variety of dining options, making it perfect for relaxation and recreation. With its prime location near Coronado Beach and the Hotel del Coronado, it’s an ideal spot for both leisure and business travelers looking for a serene getaway.

The Glorietta Bay Inn is a charming boutique hotel located in the heart of Coronado, just steps away from Coronado Beach and the iconic Hotel del Coronado. Housed in a historic building, the inn combines classic elegance with modern amenities, offering comfortable rooms, a lovely outdoor pool, and a cozy atmosphere. With its intimate feel and convenient location, it’s a perfect choice for visitors seeking a peaceful yet central spot on the island.

The Loews Coronado Bay Resort is a luxurious waterfront resort located on a private peninsula, offering stunning views of the San Diego Bay and Pacific Ocean. Known for its spacious rooms, upscale amenities, and a full-service spa, it’s a perfect destination for relaxation and outdoor activities, including kayaking, cycling, and beach access. With its proximity to Coronado Beach, excellent dining options, and family-friendly atmosphere, it provides a blend of comfort and adventure for all types of travelers.

Where To Eat in Coronado

As previously mentioned on lunch and dining in downtown, there are plenty more options to choose from. Here I would like to break it down into beach front, local hidden gems, must try food and drinks. The first three below are those looking for a beach front location to eat.

Mistral – Located inside the Hotel del Coronado, Mistral offers Mediterranean-inspired cuisine with breathtaking views of the ocean. The chic ambiance, coupled with the incredible sunset views, makes it an ideal spot for a special meal by the sea. Address is 1500 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.
The Tavern at Hotel del Coronado – This casual, yet upscale eatery is known for its coastal-inspired dishes and craft cocktails, with an amazing view of Central Beach. It’s a great place for enjoying seafood and watching the waves roll in. Address is 1500 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.
Cays Lounge at Loews Coronado Bay Resort – Offering a relaxed setting with sweeping views of the bay, Cays Lounge serves up a variety of fresh seafood, cocktails, and small plates. It’s perfect for unwinding while enjoying live music and sunset views. Address is 4000 Coronado Bay Rd, Coronado, CA 92118.

The three below are casual and hidden gems that are popular and local favorites:

Clayton’s Mexican Takeout – A local favorite for tasty and affordable Mexican food. This no-frills spot serves up delicious tacos, burritos, and carne asada fries, perfect for a quick, satisfying meal. Address is 1033 C Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.
Peohe’s – Located at the Coronado Ferry Landing, Peohe’s is a laid-back seafood restaurant with great views of the bay. Known for its fresh sushi, seafood dishes, and tropical cocktails, it offers a relaxed atmosphere perfect for a casual bite by the water. 1201 1st St, Coronado, CA 92118
Village Pizzeria – A hidden gem for pizza lovers, Village Pizzeria serves up authentic New York-style pizza with a variety of toppings. It’s a great spot for a casual meal, whether you’re dining in or grabbing a slice to go. 1330 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.

The three below must-try food and drinks popular hot spots:

Margarita at Miguel’s Cocina – Miguel’s serves a famous, refreshing margarita made with premium tequila and fresh lime juice, a perfect pairing for their cheese-filled quesadillas or sizzling fajitas. 751 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.
Gelato at Nado Gelato – For a sweet treat, try a scoop of handcrafted gelato at Nado Gelato. With unique flavors like chocolate hazelnut and pistachio, it’s the perfect dessert after a day at the beach. 1201 1st St, Coronado, CA 92118.
Coronado Island Brewing Company’s Craft Beer – For a local experience, try one of Coronado Island Brewing Company’s craft beers. Their Orange Ave Wit and Salty Kiss sour are popular choices, perfect to pair with their hearty pub food like burgers and pretzels. 1205 Hoover Ave, Coronado, CA 92118.

Tips For Visiting Coronado Beach

Visiting you’ll need to keep several things in mind, from sunscreen, to comfortable clothing, to what kind of experience you want to have, budget or luxury, pet friendly and family friendly areas, etc. I’ve listed some options and notations on important reminders to hopefully help you figure some of that out before visiting the area.

Packing Essentials and Tips for the Beach

As always, I love to remind my readers to always pack and bring sunscreen. Protect your skin with broad-spectrum SPF, along with lip balm with SPF, always. It will pay off in the long run protecting you from potential skin cancers. Always pack snacks, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve felt the urge to leave the beach early because I got hungry. Bring some kind of shade as laying in the sun for a long period of time can start to feel harsh, especially after you feel you’ve had enough tanning. Portable cooler and some sandals with a hat for some evening walks will be just right.

Budget Friendly Tips While Visiting Coronado

Visit the Beach

Coronado Beach is free to access and offers beautiful views, making it an ideal spot for sunbathing, swimming, or playing beach games with the family. Pack your own snacks and drinks for a relaxed day by the water. If you’re hungry and didn’t bring food, it can be a pricey location for food options.

Picnic at the Beach

This is something we love to do, bring your own picnic from home or grab affordable takeout like Clayton’s Mexican Takeout or Village Pizzeria and enjoy it on the sand. It’s a great way to save money while enjoying a meal with a view.

Explore the Coronado Ferry Landing

Walk around the Coronado Ferry Landing to enjoy the picturesque views of the bay and San Diego skyline. There’s no fee to wander the area, and you can check out unique shops, art galleries, and take in the scenery.

Biking Around the Island

Rent bikes for a cheap, fun way to explore Coronado. Many local shops offer affordable hourly rentals, or you can bring your own bikes. There are lots of bike-friendly paths around the island and along the beach.

Take the Coronado Ferry

The Coronado Ferry ride from downtown San Diego is a cheap and scenic way to get to Coronado for $5 – 6 round trip. It’s a fun experience with fantastic views, and it’s cheaper than taking a taxi or renting a car.

Walk or Stroll Along Orange Avenue

Enjoy a leisurely walk along Orange Avenue, Coronado’s main street, where you’ll find charming shops, local cafés, and art galleries. It’s perfect for window-shopping or enjoying the architecture.

Rent a Surrey or Bike with Friends/Family

Renting a four-person surrey or a bike can be a fun, affordable activity for families. Prices are usually around $20-30 for an hour, making it a great way to see the island together without a big expense.

Explore the Public Parks

Coronado has several public parks with playgrounds, green spaces, and walking paths, like Tennis Park or Rotary Park, where you can relax and let the kids play for free.

Watch the Sunset

You don’t need to spend any money to enjoy one of the most beautiful parts of the day — watch the sunset from the beach or Coronado Ferry Landing for breathtaking views of the San Diego skyline.

Family Friendly Tips to Exploring Coronado

If you’re bringing young ones, we know the drill and how difficult it can be if you show up to visit these places and happen to forget something critical. Some quick reminders below:

Pack Plenty of Snacks and Water – Bring a cooler or beach bag with healthy snacks, drinks, and fruit to keep the kids energized throughout the day. You can also enjoy a beach picnic by the shore.
Bring Beach Toys and Games – Kids will have a blast with beach toys like frisbees, buckets, shovels, and beach balls. Consider bringing a kite or setting up a beach volleyball game for some extra fun.
Use Sun Protection – Keep the family protected from the sun with sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses. If you have little ones, a beach tent or umbrella can provide some much-needed shade for naps and breaks.
Take Advantage of Shallow Waters – The water at Central Beach has gentle waves, making it ideal for younger children to splash and play safely. Always keep an eye on the kids while they’re in the water.
Visit the Playground – There’s a playground near the beach where kids can take a break from the sand and enjoy swings, slides, and other fun equipment. It’s a great place for them to burn off some extra energy.
Bring a stroller or wagon if space allows as we all know young ones get tired quickly. You might get stuck carrying your children around town!
Plan for Early or Late Visits – For a less crowded experience, head to the beach early in the morning or later in the afternoon, when the sun isn’t too hot and the beach isn’t as busy.
Look for Seashells – Take a walk along the shore and help the kids collect seashells, which can be a fun and educational activity. You can even turn them into souvenirs by making simple crafts later.

Is Coronado Beach Dog Friendly?

Coronado Beach is indeed very dog friendly, with a lot of options for those wanting to bring along their dog family members for the Coronado Beach visit. There are dog friendly beaches, parks, trails, etc. Coronado is a dog friendly destination, so no need to stress. See some details below.

Dog-Friendly Beach (North Beach)

The North Beach area is the designated dog-friendly beach on Coronado. Dogs can roam freely off-leash in the morning hours, from 6 AM to 9 AM, and are allowed on-leash during the rest of the day. It’s the perfect spot to let your pup run and play in the sand and surf. Address is 900 Ocean Blvd, Coronado, CA 92118.

Coronado Dog Park

Located in Tennis Park, this off-leash dog park has plenty of space for your dog to play, socialize, and enjoy a little downtime after a trip to the beach. 2000 Mullinex Dr, Coronado, CA 92118.

Coronado’s Trails and Paths

Many of the trails and bike paths around the island are pet-friendly, such as those around Silver Strand State Beach and along the Coronado Ferry Landing. Address: Trails are spread throughout Coronado, including near Silver Strand State Beach and Coronado Ferry Landing, but for a starting point: Silver Strand State Beach. Address: 5000 Hwy 75, Coronado, CA 92118. Coronado Ferry Landing. Address: 1201 1st St, Coronado, CA 92118

In Conclusion

Coronado Beach and the historic Hotel del Coronado offer a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and timeless charm. Whether you’re strolling along the golden sands, indulging in fine dining, or immersing yourself in the rich history of the iconic hotel, this destination provides a memorable coastal escape. With plenty of activities, stunning ocean views, and a welcoming atmosphere, Coronado is ideal for a day trip or an extended stay. By planning ahead and considering the best times to visit, accommodations, and local attractions, you can make the most of your experience. No matter your travel style, Coronado Beach and the Hotel del Coronado promise a getaway filled with sun, surf, and unforgettable moments.