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USS Midway Museum at Navy Pier visible from our hotel. The naval aircraft carrier was home to nearly 200,000 sailors from 1945 to 1992, and welcomes more than one million visitors annually. The fascinating museum features an enormous collection of historical aircraft.

The Maritime Museum of San Diego is renowned for its excellence in restoring and operating historic vessels, including the world’s oldest active ship, Star of India. With one of the finest collections of historic ships and exhibits available for public tours, it’s been named one of the top three maritime museums globally. A must-see for your bucket list!
The Maritime Museum of San Diego offers a one-of-a-kind experience where visitors can explore a world-class collection of historic vessels. Walk the decks of legendary sailing ships, steam-powered vessels, and even a deep-dive Navy research submarine. From the world’s oldest active sailing ship, Star of India, to the replica of a Royal Navy frigate featured in Master and Commander, history comes to life with every step.
Your journey includes access to both open-air decks and below-deck exhibits, where you can uncover maritime history through displays, rare artifacts, and immersive storytelling. Some ships even set sail, offering a rare opportunity to experience history in motion.

View America’s Finest City on a Boat with Wheels.
Ready to see the best of San Diego on sea and land? Your 100-minute, fully narrated SEAL Tour departs from Seaport Village or the Embarcadero. Wind your way through picturesque San Diego streets before splashing down for a cruise through the waters of the San Diego Bay. Experience the history and ecological wonders of San Diego in the comfort and security of our virtually unsinkable Hydra-Terras. Here you will learn first-hand of our rich military history and cruise through the waters that are the playground of the California Seals and Sea Lions.

This little island packs a big punch with beaches, shops, the historic Del Coronado Hotel, and much more.

“Our friendly conductors narrate the San Diego tour with a fascinating and fun mix of trivia and humorous stories. It will be our pleasure to guide you through the birthplace of California. As a San Diego resident, I assure you that Old Town Trolley Tours is the best way to see the city. Because we showcase the best of San Diego and Coronado, you can avoid costly parking and city driving. The tour is also designed so that you can hop on and off and explore on your own at any time. With frequent pickups at all our stops, this helps you avoid walking long distances.”
—James Decker, General Manager of Old Town Trolley of San Diego and CAST member since 2024.
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If you’re heading to San Diego for the convention, it’s worth building in some extra time. Whether you arrive a day early or stay a bit longer, the city has plenty to offer beyond the conference halls. Here are a few favorites to help you make the most of your trip.

For the Sightseers: Iconic San Diego Spots
San Diego Zoo – One of the most famous zoos in the world.
Balboa Park – Gardens, museums, and Spanish-style architecture.
La Jolla Sea Caves – Kayak or take in the coastal views.
For the Golfers: Scenic Courses to Play
Coronado Golf Course – Affordable with skyline and bay views.
Torrey Pines Golf Course – Legendary cliffside course overlooking the Pacific.
The Grand Golf Club – Private, lush, and resort-style.
Rancho Bernardo Inn Golf Course – Classic course set in rolling hills.
For the Foodies & Night Owls: Dining, Drinks & Good Vibes
La Puerta – Mexican food, great margaritas, and a fun crowd.
The Whiskey House – Massive whiskey list and charcuterie boards.
barleymash – Two-level sports bar with hearty plates and people-watching.
The Crack Shack – Fried chicken favorite in Little Italy.
Waterfront Bar & Grill – San Diego’s oldest bar, with burgers and brews.
For the Romantics: Chic Dining & Scenic Strolls
Cafe 222 – Walkable breakfast spot with quirky charm.
Animae – Sleek Asian fusion steakhouse with stunning design.
Cowboy Star – Rustic-chic steakhouse with a cozy vibe.
Callie – Mediterranean fine dining with lively bar energy.
Wolf In The Woods – Intimate, upscale spot in Mission Hills.
Spa Pendry San Diego – Luxe downtown spa experience.
Spa Kingston – Serene day spa near Balboa Park.
Coronado Ferry – Scenic ride across the bay to explore Coronado.
The Rady Shell – Outdoor amphitheater with live waterfront music.
Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge – Beautiful walk near Petco Park and the Convention Center.
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