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Coronado's Glorietta Bay extends to the base of the Coronado-San Diego Bridge, integrating into the greater San Diego Bay which extends to South Bay toward National City, Chula Vista and Imperial Beach, and north to the past Coronado, City of San Diego, North Island and Point Loma, and out the channel to the ocean. Many agencies play a part in managing San Diego Bay and its resources, including emergency services. |
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San Diego Bay has 16 parks, two museums, and thousands of reasons to enjoy living in such an ideal location >>read more |
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San Diego Bay is the "birthplace of San Diego." On his search for a northwestern Pacific-to-Atlantic passage, Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo set anchor in San Diego Bay on September 28, 1542 >>read more |
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Founded originally in 1913, Coronado Yacht Club has approximately 899 members including the Junior Division. Coronado Yacht Club has a year round yachting calendar that includes large regattas, Class and Handicap racing, Predicted Log Races, as well as organized cruising. Presently there are slips for more than 270 yachts and accommodations for 81 in dry storage. Two small boat hoists are available to serve dry storage boats. Hospitality and friendliness and the delightful surroundings of Glorietta Bay have established Coronado Yacht Club's reputation in the minds of yachtsmen from near and far. |
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 | | 30 Caribe Cay Blvd | Tel: (619) 429-0133 | | Coronado, CA 92118 | Email: info@ccyc.org |
A beautiful clubhouse, a working marina and many boating and social activities provide a full range of events for everyone to enjoy in an atmosphere that fits the whole family. |
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 | | C/O NASNI MWR, Code 92 | Tel: (619) 522-8680 | | Box 357081 | San Diego, CA 92135-7081 |
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 | | Phone: (619) 437-0320 | NAB Coronado | | PO Box 182111 | Coronado,CA 92178 |
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The Port manages San Diego Harbor and administers the 34 miles of shoreline along San Diego Bay. The City of Coronado is a member of the Port of San Diego. |
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