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CORONADO VACATION RENTALS, CALIFORNIA |
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Why Vacation in Coronado |
| Rich in history, character and color Coronado is San Diego's hometown escape. Soak in the natural beauty and colorful history of this quaint village by booking a Coronado vacation rental for yourself. |
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Coronado Vacation Rental Information |
| Coronado California vacation rentals offer an unsurpassed opportunity to delve into this small 7.5 square mile island - Coronado, off San Diego. It is actually not an island anymore. Ever since the Navy and Army filled the area between the North and the South Islands just before World War II, Coronado became a peninsula. Beaches, palm trees and a pleasant climate have made Coronado a perfect |
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getaway destination. Coronado vacation rentals vary from vacation rental houses and Coronado condos to vacation rental townhomes, with the preferred location being the beach front. However, you can also find vacation rentals by the seaside or offering views of the ocean or San Diego views, at Coronado. Accommodation ranges from 2-bedroom vacation condos, which sleep up to 4 persons, to a 4-bedroom large luxurious vacation rental house that sleeps around 10 people.
Quite a few Coronado vacation rentals offer swimming pools and allow pets as well. General amenities provided by most of the Colorado vacation rentals are gas grill, refrigerator, toaster oven, stove and oven, microwave, blender, ice maker, dishwasher, coffee maker, bath linens, beach towels, bed linens, ceiling fans, ironing board, games for kids, cable TV, VCR, CD Player, heating, deck, washer and dryer, alarm clock, phone, bicycle, and stereo and radio. |
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Special Information for Booking Vacation Rentals in Coronado |
| Not all Coronado vacation rentals are available throughout the year, so do check with individual vacation rental managers, before you plan your trip. If you want to carry your pets along, do check for pet-friendliness, although quite a few vacation rentals at Coronado do allow pets. |
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Must See in Coronado |
If you time your visit well, you can catch an interesting festival in Coronado - Coronado Flower Show in April. A visit to Museum of History and Art is a must, as is to its landmark attraction Hotel Del Coronado. The gondola cruise and a day out at the gleaming Coronado City Beach are also not to be missed.
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Sights and Attractions in Coronado |
| Seeped in history and character, Coronado offers a true experience of the San Diego Area. Get a glimpse into the history and culture of the place as you visit its prime attraction Hotel Del Coronado.
• Museum of History and Art
• Hotel del Coronado |
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Outdoor Recreation in Coronado |
| 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!
• Beach Activities
• Water Sports
• Playing Tennis
• Biking and Skating
• Cruising on a Gondola
• Walking Tours
• Ceramic pottery | |
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Golfing in Coronado |
| There is only 1 public golf course in Coronado - the 18-hole par-72 Coronado Municipal Golf Course, which offers spectacular views of the San Diego-Coronado Bridge, the Hotel Del Coronado and the San Diego Bay. There is also the Sea ‘n’ Air Golf Course at the Naval Air Station, but you need a military ID to play there. For more teeing action, you can head to San Diego. |
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Coronado Fairs and Festivals |
| Coronado hosts a variety of events and shows. The city is famed for its Flower Show, which has been its non-stop event since the last 81 years. There are events catering to every taste. Whether your interest lies in arts and crafts, music or natural beauty, the city celebrates each with an unmatched elegance.
• Coronado Flower Show
• Art-in-the-Park
• Summer Concert Series |
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Dining and Nightlife in Coronado |
Fine dining opportunities abound from margaritas and Old Mexican cuisine to sushi, Asian food and Greek, or try a little local flavor with an abundance of fresh seafood options. Coronado has over 65 restaurants, with something for every palate. Many Coronado Island restaurants afford incredible ocean vistas on outdoor patios overlooking the sea. The cordial weather encourages outdoor eating.
Azzura Point, an award-winning restaurant serves fresh California-Mediterranean cuisine. Coronado Brewing Company, a hot favorite among the locals, serves a variety of delicious micro-brewed beers, gourmet wood-fired pizzas, calzones, fresh seafood, steaks and unique pasta dishes. Chez Housed in an intimate Victorian cottage Loma French Bistro, is ideal for a romantic Continental-French dinner. The Brigantine, famous for its bar and oyster bar, serves fresh seafood, steaks, pasta and chicken.
Coronado’s nightlife includes bars and pubs, clubs and discos, casinos and live performances. Coronado boasts California’s only year-round professional repertory company. The Coronado Community Playhouse is celebrating its 54th year as "The Theatre on the Bay!" The Playhouse has cabaret seating, full service bar, and a year round schedule. The Lamb’s Player’s Theater is a non-profit performing arts organization located on Orange Avenue.
At Coronado Brewing Company, you can enjoy quality hand-crafted beers, brewed at the restaurant, in a casual, family-friendly atmosphere. Each night features a different all-you-can-eat special and there is live music every Saturday night. There are 2 more famous places to get high - Island Sports & Spirits and The Little Club.
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Shopping in Coronado |
Coronado Island is home to many outdoor shopping venues offering art galleries, world class brand stores, entertainment and more. The happening spot for shopping in Coronado is the Ferry Landing Marketplace on First Street or at the Main Street and Orange Avenue. Boutiques, art shops, collectibles, antiques and souvenirs are available in the shops, apart from apparel, jewelry and toys.
Corona Antiques features Coronado's premiere collection of fine European antique furniture, wrought iron pieces, rugs as well as mirrors, paintings and porcelain. They also carry books, cards, art and unique accessories. Home to an extensive collection of vintage photography, Coronado Art Gallery is also famous for its art glass, photography, watercolors, oils, acrylics and etchings in a multitude of styles and is a well-stocked framing workshop too. |
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Best Times to Visit Coronado |
Coronado enjoys comfortable weather, warm through the summer (averaging around 80° F) and mild winters (about 30° F being the lowest). Most of the rain comes in the winter months, while there can be some fog in summers.
Spring and fall are the best times to travel to Coronado, but the mild weather attracts tourists all the year round. Special events and activities are available throughout the year. |
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Time Zone for Coronado |
| Pacific Standard Time. |
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Getting To and Around Coronado |
Coronado is serviced by San Diego International Airport at Lindbergh Field with numerous flights daily, between San Diego and locations throughout the country. Coronado is about 20 minutes drive from the airport. Several rental car companies are available over here. Even shuttle service is available through several companies, including Coronado Livery and Cloud 9 Shuttle. You can reach Coronado from San Diego by the San Diego-Coronado Bridge or from Imperial Beach in the south by the State Highway 75.
It is easy to get around this 7.5 square mile city without a car. A well-established public transport system includes buses, trolleys, shuttles, and ferries. You can also go around on a bicycle, a pedicab or on a gondola.
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