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CORONADO VACATION RENTALS, CALIFORNIA |
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Outdoor Recreation in Coronado |
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| Once you are at Coronado, you will never be bereft of choices. Swim, surf, boat, fish, jet ski, water ski, play tennis, bike and rollerblade or just walk along the beach - Coronado offers a mix of leisure and adventure. What's more, Coronado even offers you a chance to learn some antics at ceramic pottery! |
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• Beach Activities
• Water Sports
• Playing Tennis
• Biking and Skating
• Cruising on a Gondola
• Walking Tours
• Ceramic pottery
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| Beach Activities |
Surrounded by the majestic Pacific Ocean and Glorietta and San Diego bays, Coronado invites you to visit its beaches. Coronado City Beach has been named one of the “Travel Channel’s 2003 Top Beaches in the United States.” Coronado’s beaches also received high marks as a family beach and as a weekend getaway. Waves are gentle here, so the lovely, wide, sparkling beach draws many families. At the north end, you can watch fighter jets in formation flying from the Naval Air Station, while just south is the pretty section fronting Ocean Boulevard and the Hotel del Coronado.
The Coronado City Beach and the Silver Strand State Beach offer swimming, surfing, whale-watching, ship-watching, jet skiing and more. There is also the Dog Beach at the most northwesterly end of Coronado Beach, where you can bring your dog along that too off-leash. The presence of Mica in the sand makes the Coronado beaches glitter and sparkle. |
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| Water Sports |
| Boating, fishing, jet skiing, water skiing to deep sea fishing, surf fishing and paddle-boating, Coronado is offers them all. The two marinas Glorietta Bay Marina and Loews' Crown Isle Marina offer perfect conditions and even rentals and equipments for all these water sports and activities are available right here. Be it water skiing in South Bay off Loews Marine; fishing on pier at Ferry Landing Marketplace, fishing off Hotel del Coronado breakwater or surf-fishing along the ocean, you have umpteen opportunities available for all the water activities right here. |
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| Playing Tennis |
| With mild weather all year round, Coronado is a perfect tennis destination. The city has 19 public tennis courts, plus some private ones. Coronado Tennis Center has 8 public courts and offers private and group instructions under the supervision of the City Tennis Professional. There is also a pro shop at the Center that offers racket stringing, racket rental, ball machine rental and video stroke analysis, which is available under the guidance of the tennis professional. Clinics for children and adults are also conducted. Private lessons or clinics can be scheduled by appointment. |
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| Biking and Skating |
Coronado Island maintains over 15 miles of paths, making it ideal for such activities as biking, skating, jogging and walking. Paths wind past Coronado's many grassy parks and along Coronado's infamous wide white sand beach. If you’re coming over from San Diego, bikes are allowed on the Coronado Ferry.
Encompassing approximately 16,000 square feet of concrete ramps, bowls, grinds and jumps, the 2001 Coronado Skate Park is an artistic sculpture that caters to all levels of skill. The Street Plaza is a 2' to 3' deep spacious crater intended for beginners and the reserved. The Clover Bowl is 5' to 7' deep and offers challenges and surprises to the experienced skater. The last and most challenging bowl named Teardrop reaches 8 feet in depth and poses a challenge to Newton's law of gravity. |
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| Cruising on a Gondola |
| This could be a wonderful idea for a romantic experience – the-one-hour gondola cruises, with complimentary hors d’oeuvre (or desserts). The cruises are available on all days from 11 AM until midnight. |
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| Walking Tours |
| There are a couple of walking tours that you can enjoy in Coronado. The Coronado Walking Tour is a 90-minute walking tour of historic places, while the Promenade through the Past Walking Tour covers buildings and architectural sites. |
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| Ceramic pottery |
| Awesome Artist gives you an opportunity to paint an unfinished ceramic piece, which is then glazed and baked in the kiln. The finished piece is ready in just a few days. Open Thursday through Sunday; no are appointments necessary. Packages start at $12 per person. |
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