La vista del horizonte de San Diego es realmente grandiosa desde el barco y el capitán contó muchas cosas interesantes. Personalmente, encontré la parte norte de la bahía muy emocionante. Dos puntos menores de crítica: - especialmente el viaje por la parte sur de la bahía está muy centrado en el área militar y contiene mucha información sobre los buques de guerra fondeados, lo que no me interesó mucho - pedir bebidas era casi imposible sin acceso a internet posible Un dato importante: El recorrido por la parte sur o norte de la bahía se divide en trayectos de una hora con atraque intermedio y cambio de pasajeros. Aquellos que dan poco valor a los buques de guerra deberían priorizar la zona norte.

Such a glorious day for a Harbor Cruise! (I guess almost everyday is a glorious day in sunny SD!) Wasn't crowded on the boat on the day we went. We were able to hear everything during the narration which was fun and interesting. We could see almost everything pointed out to us because the guide had helpful descriptors for bldgs, ships, and swatches of land. So fun to see the land from the water.

The pier the boat left from was right next to the parking lot (next to USS Midway) which was handy. Watch the parking here as we arrived at 1045 and only another 3-4 cars got in after us and the lot was full. It was easy to find seating on board and the crew were very helpful. It is possible to get drinks and snacks on board (they seem to come with a mandatory tip though) . The narrated tour could be heard better during the 2nd leg (it goes to the naval base first, back to the pier, change passengers then does the North leg). The sea base leg gives a good view of Coronado island also and a close up of a lot of shipping that is in port. It doesn’t go the full length of the base (but I guess as far as you’re allowed).