San Diego Bay Cruise

 Take in panoramic views of the downtown skyline, bustling waterfront parks, and the vibrant Embarcadero. This area is home to museums, restaurants, and some of San Diego's most famous attractions 

 The world's oldest active sailing ship, the historic Star of India has been part of San Diego's waterfront since the 1920s and remains one of the city's most treasured maritime landmarks 

 One of San Diego's most visited attractions, the USS Midway Museum offers a glimpse into naval aviation history aboard a legendary aircraft carrier. 

  Unconditional Surrender is a larger-than-life sculpture inspired by the famous World War II photograph of a sailor kissing a nurse in celebration of victory.  

 Stretching over two miles across the bay, the iconic Coronado Bridge provides spectacular views and is one of San Diego's most recognizable landmarks. Cruising beneath it is always a guest favorite! 

 The historic Hotel del Coronado has welcomed guests since 1888 and remains one of the most famous beachfront resorts in the world.  

 Located beside Coronado Island, this calm, scenic bay is a favorite swimming anchorage for yachts and offers beautiful views of the hotel, marina, and surrounding waterfront. 

 Keep your eyes open for California sea lions lounging on docks and bait barges, along with pelicans, cormorants, and occasionally dolphins cruising through the bay 

 San Diego is home to one of the largest concentrations of naval vessels in the world. Depending on the day, you may see aircraft carriers, destroyers, submarines, and other active-duty Navy ships. 

 The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park is a world-class outdoor concert venue known for its striking shell-shaped architecture and breathtaking bayfront setting.  

 Located on Shelter Island, the legendary Bali Hai Restaurant is famous for its waterfront location, Polynesian atmosphere, and iconic Mai Tais. 

  Perched high above the Pacific Ocean, the historic Old Point Loma Lighthouse is one of San Diego’s most iconic landmarks. Built in 1855, it guided ships safely into San Diego Bay