Coronado Ferry Landing

Coronado Ferry Landing is a great spot to relax and take in the waterfront atmosphere. It’s especially perfect if you’re planning to catch a boat ride across the marina, with easy access to the ferry and beautiful views of the water and downtown skyline. The whole area feels calm and scenic, making it enjoyable even if you’re just there to walk around. One of the best parts of the Ferry Landing is the variety of food options nearby. There are plenty of places to grab a bite, whether you’re in the mood for something quick and casual or want to sit down and enjoy a meal with a view. It’s convenient to have so many choices all in one place. Overall, Coronado Ferry Landing is a fun and laid-back destination that offers more than just transportation. Between the boat ride, the marina views, and the solid food scene, it’s a great place to spend some time and soak in the Coronado vibe.

I just visited San Diego at the Port of San Diego , I stopped in at the Old ferry which is a museum. There were lots of nice items to purchase. Even some little bottles of california gold that I bought to gift to my relatives . Anyway long story short , it was an amazing place to visit and I only wish I had more time to spend there.All items at the museum ferry were very reasonable , so I purchased a bunch of items to bring home. The whole area was really nice and parking was easy and reasonably priced. Definately worth visiting and I personally will be returning soon. 🙃

The scenery is beautiful, but the seaside pedestrian street is very short, and it takes less than 10 minutes to walk from beginning to end. The crowd density is relatively high and it is relatively clean.

Parked in downtown SD and took the ferry to Coronado. The ferry was a nice ride. The weather was incredible. Enjoyed a coffee by the Coronado landing. The ferry leaves every hour So need to rush.

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It's a good place to visit, we used both ferry & trolley tour. Lots to see, great ice cream parlour. Great views of San Diego and the bridge.

Great view to take pictures with view of downtown. You could enjoy walking around as well

The Coronado Ferry Center is such a great place to soak in the beautiful waterfront views, watch the boats, and enjoy the sea breeze. It’s a peaceful, scenic spot with a mix of shops, restaurants, and plenty of benches to sit and take in the San Diego skyline. Whether you’re catching the ferry, grabbing a bite, or just strolling along the waterfront, it’s the perfect place to unwind. A must-visit when in Coronado!

You can catch a ferry from Downtown San Diego to Coronado or drive over the Coronado Bridge to get to Coronado Island. Ferry Service from San Diego to Coronado begins at 9:00am and leaves every hour on the hour. I love stopping here at Coronado Ferry Landing because you get beautiful views of the Downtown San Diego skyline and of the boats in Sans Diego Bay. I love taking in the cool breeze and the relaxing atmosphere. There is a small sand beach with a pier and plenty of parking. Coronado Ferry Landing is more than a ferry terminal. There is shopping, dining and art galleries. You can also rent a bike, kayak or paddle boats. I have ridden the bike path here on Coronado Island from the Ferry Landing to the Del. It is a nice ride and makes for a nice day.

The views from Coronado Ferry Landing are amazing. The vast blue sky and water are so beautiful. It was very peaceful. The pier brings the cute bird wildlife and refreshing winds. Must see tourist attraction.

The many travels that I have been on have been the ones that have been rripsvto the many states of the North and the state of Washington State one of the greenest . Taking a day out on the ferry from the Embarcadero to the Coronado Village it's the one boat that takes you near the Coronado Bridge. There is the Coronado Ferry that takes you from the San Diego Pier to the village when you arrive at the village the many eateries and gift stores. The Coronado Ferry is one of the many boat docks that handles the large groups of people to those that are taking their boats on the Ferry. The service they provide is getting the ferry loaded they do leave on a schedule . When you arrive on the Island you have a great selection of the many and the Ice Cream and Cup Cake shops that will tickle your fancy. Arriving at the Village you see the many buildings of the village for most of the buildings you have to take the bus to the Hotel Del Coronado. The transportation to the Coronado Village on the ferry it will cost 8.50 one way and the total of 19.00 for a round trip that you can use the round trip when you have ended the day the two ferry's one that takes you to the back of the San Diego Convention Center. The Derry Landing is one that is needing to be replaced yet with the weather and the surf that washes over the docks the Ferry Landing is one that has some of the longest history. Being a Yelp Elite Reviewer there are many places that have been the greatest places with the many fabulous places and the foods that have a great time with great drinks.

I love water rides! So convenient! $9 cheaper than uber and more views!!!! We got stuck on bridge on way over ... it's holiday weekend after all But the ferry ...rocks!!! Thank you for getting us back to San Diego

Def walked past this a bunch of times but haven't actually taken the ferry over until last weekend. Super easy to use with the schedule posted for you to see (it's also available online). You can purchase tickets online or right at the kiosk when you walk up. Super fast - about 10 minutes to zip across and runs every half hour. Love ferries! When we were here it was a small water taxi servicing the route but it was still quick and easy.

Eat, Drink and be Ferry Even if you're not catching a Ferry (which we didn't) this is a great place to stop at when visiting Coronado simply for the spectacular views of the San Diego skyline, ocean and, of course, great people watching. There's also lots of places to eat and shop at nearby, so plenty to keep one busy when visiting the area.

Whether you drive over on the coronado bridge or take the ferry, the Ferry Landing on Coronado Island offers a wonderful view and unique little village area. There are several restaurants, all within a short walk from the dock and all offering good food and service. There's also a variety of shops with a wide selection of clothering and San Diego touristy items. If you're looking for a unique day out with a beautiful view of the San Diego Bay, the ferry landing is the place to go.

It was a very beautiful day and plenty to do. We were very happy with the trip and the place.

Took the ferry from the convention center to coronado, where you are dropped off here. It's a small shopping center with good places to eat. There is also a small beach overlooking the bay. It took about 15 minutes to walk through area and many of the restaurants had decent crowds in the outdoor area. Imagine this place gets pretty busy during the weekend and holidays. We ended up taking a lyft back to our hotel in downtown san diego ($14 one-way which ended up being cheaper than taking the ferry back).

Great time to explore the nicest view of San Diego city on the water, from Coronado to downtown, and I am on the other side today, $8 for one way ticket, you can buy with the kiosk or online, both works, parking might be tricky as it shares with other businesses in the area, so you only get 2 hours free, then paid after, or get fined. Recommend for any occasions.

Had a great time here with a friend of mine for about an hour or so. Very clean area/beach with friendly people. There was a steady flow of people & dogs here & there. Decent amount of 2 hour parking, street parking is also available. Very cute fun area to be in.

Absolutely stunning with great staff! You can sit on the upper deck and it was the best view ever!!!!!

I love coming here to stroll around! Beautiful view!!! They have some restaurants, gift shops and dessert shops in the area to check out! Great place to bring your family and friends or anyone visiting town! I usually go on the weekday so it's not too crowded!

It's such a beautiful area to go relax and enjoy the calm water and sunshine.But, I'm not going to say too much because I don't want it to get too crowded!! Lol

Coronado Ferry Landing is a awesome spot for a great getaway with friends and family if your into pier fishing, laying out on the sand, or just enjoying the beautiful weather this great City has to offer. Located on the other side of San Diego lays the beautiful city of Coronado. This city can either be reached by crossing over the Coronado bridge or taking the silver stand by Imperial beach but I prefer crossing the bridge for the scenic views you get while driving over. If your looking to take the ferry either from San Diego to Coronado or vice versa there is 2 locations in San Diego. One of them is on Broadway by the Embarcadero and the other is on the other side of the Convention center. The Ferry comes on a set schedule all the way from dusk to dawn with very reasonable prices and you are also allowed to bring bicycles as well. Once getting off the Ferry in Coronado you will arrive at a pretty decent size fishing pier where you are allowed to fish without a fishing license. They also have a nice sized " beach" landing with sand and water where kids and dogs and even you can run around in the sun and get some good swimming in. I wouldn't really call it a beach since its the bay technically but its still fun! There are tons of restaurants, bars, and tourist things to do as well within feet of the Ferry landing so there will never be a dull moment. So if your ever find yourself doing the same thing over and over again why not take some time and catch the ferry to Coronado and have a fun filled day in the gorgeous weather either fishing or relaxing off the bay and getting some food at one the many restaurants provided and I'm sure you will have a great time as well as getting some of the best pictures of the San Diego Skyline!

My wife and I attend the concerts at the Ferry Landing every Sunday between 2 and 5 PM. The groups performing always provide excellent, even fun music, and many attendees get up and dance on the sidewalk, much to the annoyance of bicycle-riding tourists. Within short walking distance is everything from ice cream to cold beer, and restaurants galore. It's always a relaxing afternoon at the Ferry Landing concerts.

So amazing! We loved all of the beautiful views. Everyone was friendly and helpful. It was one of the highlights on our family trip to San Diego!

There are two groups of people in life: those who try to ignore their birthdays and those who are extra are the King or Queen for the day (or week, or month even). I fit into the latter group. My birthday is MY day and you literally don't matter on MY day! I like celebrations for days and being the center of attention. So, when my 35th birthday rolled around my ex-boyfriend and I planned a weekend getaway to Coronado Island and San Diego (don't ask why I still hang with my ex - that is another story); I was stoked and ready to see the beautiful skyline, drive on Coronado Bridge, etc. Now, if you are like me and was previously a San Diego virgin (or even if you are a regular visitor); the drive across the beautiful Coronado Bridge will take your breath away when heading to the island. The blue sparkling water filled with sailboats on one side, large cargo and military ships on the other, the San Diego skyline twinkling like lights... you really can't beat this postcard-esque experience. But you can try and the way to do so is to make your first pit stop at the Coronado Ferry Landing. The Coronado Ferry Landing is located in Centennial Park not far from the Coronado Bridge (let's be frank: everything on the island is pretty close). The compound provides ample, free parking that does fill up but there always seems to some open spots. As deemed by the moniker, the Coronado Ferry Landing is literally that: the landing dock of the ferry that one can take between downtown SD and the island. However there is so much more to this place. The acreage of Centennial Park and Coronado Ferry Landing contains small boutique shops, tourist stores (perfect for your Coronado and SD postcards and trinkets), eateries, restaurants (BBQ, ice cream, pizza), and cafes. Need to work off all that food you just gobbled down? You can burn those calories by renting a bike, paddleboard, or kayak. You can also opt to hoof it on foot and take a walk along the water and on the dock to breathe in the crisp, ocean air and take a million pictures of the SD skyline for your social media accounts (cause we all know if there are no pics, then it didn't happen!). The Coronado Ferry Landing is also the home to various events and hot happenings as my visit was during the weekend of a pumpkin patch for Halloween. Rest assured that Coronado Ferry Landing will indeed spark countless social media likes on your photos as the view is gorgeous, the water is clean, the small sandy nook is litter-free, and the paths and landscaping is well-maintained. This is a great place for an afternoon stroll, a stress-detox or a romantic date. My only quip? A few of the shops I went into didn't have the friendliest associates even in those I made purchases. Perhaps they are tired of tourists which I can understand but it still made me feel awkward. The actual dock is short and indeed filled with bird-poop but it is still nice to walk out onto. I can't vouch for the ferry as I didn't make use of the mode of transportation but the dock has a covered seating area for patrons to make use of while waiting for the boat to arrive. Whatever your reason for visiting, the Coronado Ferry Landing should be your first stop for a solid eat, dine, and play experience and stunning views of the SD skyline. Although not a huge pier/wharf providing giant entertainment; the Coronado Ferry Landing in Centennial Park is a must-see spot.

My husband and I stayed in Coronado at the Marriott resort and the ferry landing was a 10 min walk which was so convenient. They have the cutest little shops and a decent selection for food. We can't wait to go back and visit!

Beautiful stunning scenery. Awesome family & couple environment. Clean walking sidewalk paths. Vibrant green grass. Little beach area with side and access to the water. Little to no trash or debris. Well kept landscape. The area offer bike rentals, has a few restaurants, shopping venues for souvenir and bench style seating. Parking is quite limited. There is a parking lot attached but it is modest in size. Extremely limited street parking.

Whenever I come to this place I'm always tempted to try this Ferry going to Downtown area and back again to Coronado, but i always stop myself from doing it, 'coz if I do I will end up going to the Bars on 5th ave for a couple of drinks . So I just stayed in Coronado and enjoy shopping and eating to the shops and restaurants around it. Very beautiful scenery and very relaxing by just going to the Bridge where the Ferry is ,

Beautiful place! Very Scenic we drove there so didn't get a chance to ride the ferry. They have tables and umbrellas for your relaxion. Huge restroom area and all kind of stores to shop if that's your desire. Small beach area and l can't say enough about the views. Different areas to grab a bite to eat. Definitely plan on returning when visiting the San Diego area.

You must visit Coronado whenever you're in San Diego! The view of downtown San Diego skyline from the Coronado Landing Park to Bay View Park all amazing!! We can see our beautiful hotel Marriott Marquis from across the bay. No mentally ill homeless people on this side of the bay. It's very safe environment for family friendly with little ones. We will definitely visiting again on our next trip.

Taking the ferry to and from Coronado and downtown San Diego is a great option. The ride is about 15 minutes and costs $5 each way. It's a good opportunity to see all sides of San Diego and Coronado is absolutely beautiful, definitely worth the trip. From the ferry landing though it's over a mile to the nearest beach so just keep that in mind.

Coronado Ferry Landing Love this area of Coronado with the views of the San Diego skyline, the pathway along the shore and of course Peohe's. Nice gathering area along the shore with small patches of beach, biking paths to cycle, skate, skateboard or just walk or run to beautiful views of the San Diego Skyline or the Coronado Bridge. We love Peohe's restaurant and have had a couple times to celebrate on he patio along the water. Last time we were there, a 7.1 earthquake occurred and it felt like the restaurant went over a speed bump. Highly recommend this area and the surrounding portions and then head over to Orange Ave to the Del

CFL is the best ferry landing I've ever been to at least the ferry landings I can remember! Coronado is paradise and taking the ferry is a genuine treat!! If you have the opportunity to visit Southern California, you definitely need to visit Coronado via the wonderful ferry!! The ferry landing is perfect!!

I have lived in San Diego my entire life and I am ashamed to say that this was my first time ever riding the ferry! My family and I were in Coronado and decided to take a ride on the ferry. For $5 each way or $10 round trip you could either go to the Convention Center or to the Broadway Pier. We decided to head to the Broadway pier. The trip is ~20-30 min and it was a pretty pleasant ride sitting and enjoying the views and scenery of the San Diego Bay. The ferry leaves the dock about every 30 min and I saw that it runs even as late ~10PM but don't quote me on that! Note that there are no public restrooms on the ferry itself and only vending machines available if you need a beverage. Would definitely take another ride in the future!

Views of the San Diego skyline! We wanted to visit Coronado Beach, so thought taking the ferry would be a great way of seeing the area and it was! The view of the City of San Diego was worth the ferry ride, which was only a 15-minute route. From this ferry landing - you can also choose to go to the Convention Center or Broadway Pier. The Landing area has businesses, like small shops and restaurants that seemed to be touristy. We didn't spend much time here, as we wanted to go to the Beach which is over a mile walk from here. This was a great place to visit and fun way to travel as visitors. I especially recommend for anyone who wants a great view of San Diego.

How have I never been here until today. I was in awe and shock when a friend took me to the landing. The weather was beautiful and a perfect day to be in Coronado. The Landing wasn't too busy today . There's an automated machine where you can purchase ferry tickets . You can buy one way or round trip. The views of downtown from the landing are breathtaking. The shops and restaurants vary and are pricey but that's expected . The areas were well kept and the crowds all seemed awesome and happy . We plan on returning soon to try one of the restaurants. There's one coffee shop close by so you can grab a quick caffeine kick before you shop/explore/etc.

A very small and nice spot to walk around with a few shops and restaurants around. I came on a sunny day and just walking along the paths here were really nice. There was a great view of the San Diego skyline! The ferry tickets are also inexpensive and can take you downtown either one way or round trip back. There's also free parking and it isn't a crowded area, making it more convenient!

Very nice shopping area with dinning options. Plenty of outdoor space and even out door concerts.

I enjoy the ferry. It's calming and I'd be happy as a clam to just go on it going back and forth. Nice sea breeze, Beautiful ocean and soothing. On the website it reads the price is $4.75, but if you go pay at the both the won't permit it. I was told the website isn't updated. Here I am thinking, woah, that's poor service and second if it's still up, it's still the cost so it needs to be updated. Regardless, purchased our way there and back. There are 2, I've at North Harbor the other at the convention center. Make sure you take the correct ferry back! There is a sign to keep you on the right path back. It's a must to take the ferry at least once. It's gorgeous!

We love visiting Coronado Ferry Landing when we're in San Diego. The views of Downtown SD are always spectacular, and there's plenty of fun shopping and food here. We really enjoy getting dessert, walking around, and looking at all the shops. We also try to get lunch at one of the restaurants here too. On a beautiful day, you'll see tourists riding bikes and enjoying their picnic lunches under the shaded trees or on the grass near the water. We usually stop and get something at Coronado Cupcakery or Choco Amore. On our last visit, my son got a frozen banana covered in chocolate and covered in M&Ms from Choco Amore. It was a really warm day, and he said chocolate covered banana was even more delicious because it was frozen. There are some really cute gift shops here. We found cute things at Captain Coronado's and La Camisa T-Shirts & Sweats. One of my kids loves snow globes, and we found some great San Diego snow globes at each store. We like getting lunch here too. Candelas, Spiro's Gyros, Peohe's, and Il Fornaio are a few of the favorites. Whether we're in San Diego for the weekend or visiting the Del for the day, it's always fun to spend a couple of hours here on each visit!

We came to visit San Diego for our vacation, but I had never heard of Coronado until my nephew brought us here to continue our sight seeing! We found ourselves near the Coronado Ferry Landing which is just a small part of what is in store for the avid tourist! Along the bay is a long strip of sandy beaches, a wharf, boats out boating and sailing, a nice array of shops and restaurants, and you can't miss the terrific views of San Diego across the water. There is so much to see and do here that I wish we had more time to explore! But at least we got in some shopping and a bite to eat at one of the restaurants. And if you have a canine companion, don't forget to check out Coronado's dog beach just a few miles away! This town has a lot to offer!

So prompt, comfortable inside seating. Big windows. Nice professional crew. Very accommodating for our bikes. Great views of the bay. Nice ride. Clean

Daytime, this place runs a ferry from Coronado Island to mainland San Diego. At night time, this place hosts a bunch of people who do midnight fishing. The place is pretty peaceful at night, and the area seems pretty safe. No weirdos or trouble makers were encountered here. I will be back here to take the ferry, as I haven't done so before in spite of me being stationed at NAS North Island during my navy years.

Enjoyed a pleasant experience on the ferry from Coronado to the Broadway Pier. Easy to access and beautiful skyline. Shops looked interesting at the landing...you can purchase tickets on the pier or on the ferry. Had lunch near the Broadway Pier where the Midway ship and museum are located. Walked around the wharf and then to the Gaslamp District. Great sights and a full day. Ubered back to Coronado for a power nap.

Fun in the sun! Perfect for family fun day, couples night out, or simply some R&R. Come prepared with towel, sunblock and snacks.

Cool place to spend an hour. It was cloudy when I went but there was still a lot of people there. I believe toll is free on Sundays or at least that's when I went and I didn't have to pay... The shops are your typical overpriced items. I liked one of the shops there with the glass art. It's like glass and jellyfish. This area gives a good view of San Diego.

This is actually a review for Coronado Pumpkin Patch that is held at Coronado Ferry Landing every year. This incident happened last year (October 2019) and I got blocked from all their social media accounts so I can not really post anywhere and warn people unless its on here. So here I go. Last year me and my friends found Coronado Pumpkin Patch on a Facebook group and it was an open event for everyone to go, so we decided to go! We were super excited to get there, but once we got there to take a couple pics before we checked out an old man asked as to leave. He started mumbling underneath his breath calling us millenials. We are actually grown women so we were confused. Anyways, I did not want to deal with it so I left and I wrote a bad review on the Facebook group. They decided to tell me that Coronado Pumpkin Patch is ONLY for Coronado residents. I had no clue since it was an open event on Facebook! If I knew that earlier I would have not gone. I decided to warn everyone else and told them that it is only a Coronado residents event. I then got deleted off the page and could not contact Coronado Pumpkin Patch! avoid at all costs. Also- they decided to find my LinkedIn and threatened me. I have blurred out my name and other peoples names in the screenshot due to privacy reasons.

What can I say! This place is just a relaxing place to go to. I have yet to take the family but this is the go to place to take a rest. As a group of bicycle riders we have gone from Downtown to Coronado via Ferry. This make the ride great since we don't have to deal with the pot holes on Harbor Drive. Nice place to gather and enjoy the view.

Although I haven't ridden the ferry from downtown San Diego to Coronado (yet), I had some time this past Thursday before the Yelp Elite Event at Broadstone to look around. And as many of my fellow Yelpers have noted, the Ferry Landing is a quaint place to relax, browse, and appreciate the views of downtown San Diego's skyline. The atmosphere is kinda like Seaport Village, what with the many shops and restaurants in the area. We also visited the place where Yelp Queen Maria C. said yes to her man some time back - of course we got pics! Even though parking may be at a premium, the Ferry Landing is still worth visiting. Stop by sometime for those sunsets!

9/25/2015 The Coronado Ferry Landing is a nice small collection of Shops and Places to eat. From Coffee to BBQ there is plenty to munch. The shops have plenty of shirts and hats and lots of other tourist products to buy. It has a great view of the bay and the Ferry ride will provide more great views of the bay. Plenty of parking with the first hour free then like $1.00 an hour after. Worth a Stop to Check it Out.

Never mind some of the expensive establishments here: come here for the view of the San Diego Skyline! From afar, the view just seems "closer." I come here at least once a week (or maybe more.. fortunate to work in the area) just to get some air, sit by the pier, and watch the yachts. It is nice to go "people-watching" here if that is your thing. The ferry holds lots of tourists from all over the place (fortunate to speak with a few). It is very beautiful here in the evening as well! The lights that illuminates everything is just so pretty. People come here to fish too. It is nice to hang out here and look at the view on warm sunny days. Taking the ferry is inexpensive. I highly recommend it. I like parking here way better than downtown (more free parking in nearby areas and neighborhoods). You can explore downtown from here. You can even park here and attend comic con by riding the ferry to get to the other side. Will always be one of my favorite places in San Diego.

This was a nice ride over to SanDiego from Coronado. Loved the pier and tickets were easy to get online and use phone for convenience. Will be back next month and this time I want to try the speed boat ride.

Coronado Ferry Landing is actually, surprise surprise, as the name suggests, a landing point for the ferry route between Coronado Island and Downtown San Diego. More than that, this place is a very picturesque shopping and dining area. It doesn't just have shops and restaurants, you can also book activities or rent equipment here. Also, when I needed a credit union, the Navy Federal can be found here. On Tuesdays, they have Farmer's Market here complete with crafts and food! The Ferry Landing is accessible via the walk/bike path running along the shore. It also has a large free parking lot. There are "beach" sections, some of them even have benches, for when sunset comes. Te restaurants here are greatly situated.

We were playing tourist this weekend in our lovely city and decided to take the ferry from Coronado to Broadway Pier. It was actually very nice. Prices are very reasonable. $4+change one way and $9+change round trip. The round trip back can be at anytime. They have a bike rack on the first floor so bikes are always welcomed. It is a short trip but worth it. It is a "water taxi" so don't expect a harbor cruise. With so much to see on both sides this is a great thing to do while in San Diego.

Great scenic spot for locals and tourists alike! This is a cute shopping area with a variety of small boutiques and restaurants. This center has everything from a cupcake shop to a Celtic retail store to a card shop. Candela's is a wonderful nouveau Mexican restaurant and bar offering delicious food and great happy hours. There are also BBQ, Italian, and Greek restaurants, as well as a Cold Stone Creamery for an ice cream treat. You can even rent a multi-seat bike to enjoy a leisurely stroll along the water. If you're lucky enough to be here on a Tuesday afternoon between 2:30 and 6pm, you can even stop by the farmer's market on the east side of the parking lot to pick up fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers.

We all know that they don't call San Diego the finest city for no reason! The Coronado Ferry Landing is a must-see place to take your out of town guests. You are able to see the entire San Diego skyline here! The view is amazing day or night. It's free to visit, but bring some money for the little shops nearby like cold stone! Highly recommend this place for your wedding/prom photos. Bring a sweater because it always seem a little bit chilly here when the sun sets.