Coronado Food Tour

Coronado Ferry & Food Tour

Have a Ferry Good Time

Sand, Sights, and Island Delights

With unparalleled views of the city skyline from its shores, Coronado is famous for its white sand beaches, Naval history, and relaxed-yet-stylish shops and restaurants. Experienced locals also know that one of the best ways to tour Coronado Island is on foot. Dive into the Coronado taste and culture, and enjoy stunning views  in the place dubbed as the Crown CitySo, leave the car in the city, hop on the ferry for a scenic jaunt across the water, and get ready for a day to remember on this Coronado walking tour led by your expert, local tour guide.

About the Coronado Ferry and Food Tour:

Over the course of the Coronado walking food tour, the island (okay, peninsula) will reveal its unique beauty and singular stories. Meet our expert local guides at the dock in San Diego and depart on a quick, illuminating ferry ride to Coronado. Once you arrive at the Crowned City of San Diego Bay, our tour guides will be ready to show you the sights, share the island’s fascinating history, and serve up culinary delights.

  • Take San Diego by sea – Hop aboard a ferry and see San Diego Bay the way it was meant: on a boat. After you meet your guide at the landing dock, you’ll hit the water for a gorgeous, fascinating trip—with plenty of opportunities for photos along the way. 
  • Dive into history – Whether on a ferry or on foot, you’ll get to know the rich and riveting history of San Diego Bay and Coronado. Hear how the first port of San Diego and Coronado came to be, how naval aviation took wing on the island, and how this unassuming spot once was the playground of the nation’s elite. 
  • Soak up the views – Pose for vacation portraits at Coronado beach or snag the best snap of your city with some of the stunning views of the Downtown San Diego skyline and the Coronado Bay Bridge at your disposal. 
  • Slow down and explore – Explore Coronado by foot and savor the coastal views, relaxed energy, and natural beauty of the area. Walking tour destinations abound, from beaches and trails to shops and historical sites.
  • Sip and sea – Wash down the views with a taste of beer—or two! Head to a local brewery for a beer tasting led by a brewery representative and learn more about the craft beer culture that’s come to define San Diego. 
  • Get a taste of Cornado’s local food scene – After you work up an appetite while walking the Coronado tour, you’ll need to refuel with some of the peninsula’s finest eats. Your guide will make sure you don’t miss out, with planned lunch stops for tastings at no less than three local restaurants included on your private tour. 
  • Hit the Hotel Del – So you’ve had your fill of food, stories, and photos. Why should the fun stop with your Coronado island walking tour? No need to head back to San Diego with us, explore the famed Hotel del Coronado and explore the luxurious, historically significant hotel at your own pace.  You’ll have a ferry to head back when you’re ready to leave.

From the beauty of the coastline to the charming streets of downtown Coronado, each stop is a delightful destination. Tours can be booked for private groups of 10 or more guests. They’re anything but ordinary, and for a more elevated experience, we can sprinkle some unique offerings tailored just for you! Contact us to discuss.

Length of Coronado Ferry and Food Tour:

  • The total length of the private tour will run approximately 3–3.5 hours.
  • You’ll take the ferry from the ferry landing dock in San Diego to Coronado Island. Once you arrive, you’ll explore the Peninsula on foot, stopping at a local brewery and three dining locations.
Coronado Ferry landing

Amazing Photo Ops

The Coronado Ferry Landing sits just on the other side of the San Diego Bay, which provides our guests the most incredible spot for the perfect group photo.  You’ll have the city skyline just behind you!

Brewery Tours

Coronado Homes

Coronado has one of the most expensive real estate in Southern California.  Some homes are historic, and some are jaw dropping.  On this tour, you’ll see some of the most affluent homes in the city paired with stories that will blow your mind. 

Serrano's Fish Taco

Local Flavors

The Coronado ferry and food tour will take you to 4 local restaurants to taste some of the local’s favorite bites at the restaurants near the Ferry Landing. Get a taste for fresh seafood and delicious fish tacos.

Coronado Food Tour FAQs

Anyone who loves to explore is interested in the history of unique places, or likes to eat good food will enjoy this Coronado food tour. Our tours do involve a fair amount of walking (although they’re broken up by rest stops every few blocks), and the Coronado Island tour involves water travel. Any guest who may have an issue with either of those situations may want to consider these factors when deciding to join a tour. If water travel is an issue, you can also check out our San Diego food tours in downtown San Diego, Old Town, Little Italy, and La Jolla.

On this tour you will hop on the Coronado Ferry, offering a comfortable and beautiful ride between America’s finest city and Coronado Island. From there you will be walking alongside your tour guide as they walk you through your food tour.

The Coronado tour is offered to private groups only at this time.  All booking must be made in advance, either online or over the phone. Tickets will not be available at the tour site.

For the tour, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes for long walks and exploration.

We do our best to accommodate all food allergies and dietary restrictions. To ensure that your needs are met, please let us know of any particular dietary constraints when you book your Coronado food tour.

We pride ourselves on curating special experiences anyone can enjoy—locals and visitors alike. Even a San Diegan might be surprised to learn something new about their home city or delight in finding their new favorite Coronado restaurant.