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Coronado Island

by Al
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Coronado Island is yet another very distinct area of San Diego. It isn’t really an island but a peninsula but the bridge that leads to Coronado Island is a very iconic symbol of San Diego. Another way of getting to San Diego is the very scenic Silver Strand which is the small peninsula that connects South Bay to Coronado Island. You can also take a ferry to Coronado Island. These three options makes getting to the island very interesting. Upon arriving there, there is plenty to do. As you could imagine there are great beaches and great food. There is also the very iconic Hotel Del Coronado which is a gorgeous Hotel that has a rich history behind it. So there’s plenty to do on the island and a lot of sight-seeing.


Posted in San Diego Cities & Towns on October 12th, 2007

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San Diego is located in beautiful sunny California! We are not only a city but a county as well! We have something for everyone from all walks of life it truly is like living everywhere because almost anything you want you can find here! From the good old city life to the beautiful beaches! We have beautiful weather nearly year round with the occasional days that aren't so beautiful! We have something to do for every type of person and family! In my opinion San Diego is the best city there is! Hope to see you on the beach!

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