The communities of downtown San Diego and beyond are served by three trolley lines (blue, orange, and green). On the half hour, they generally operate. Check out the MTA's homepage if you want to learn more.

The Waterfront Shuttle operates on the weekends between Memorial Day and Labor Day, making eight stops along the Bayfront between Harbor Island and the South Embarcadero at the San Diego Convention Center. Check the website for more details.

Every accommodation has a balcony or patio with views of the lush tropical landscaping and design. The resort is located on a sandy beach on Mission Bay and features a pool, a jacuzzi, and bicycle rentals.

Five swimming pools, a mile-long beach, tennis courts, bonfire pits, a putting course, beach cruisers, two waterfront restaurants, and a private dock can driving directions all be found on the resort's 44-acre island in Mission Bay, not far from SeaWorld. In the midst of lagoons and tropical gardens are bungalow-style accommodations.

Located less than a mile from Mission Bay and only five minutes from SeaWorld, The Bahia is situated on a private 14-acre peninsula. Guests can enjoy the resort's pool, arcade, tennis courts, shuffleboard, beachfront cabanas, and free cruises aboard the Bahia Belle, a sternwheeler in the manner of the Mississippi River.

The Kona Kai is a waterfront hotel on Shelter Island near the Point Loma district that features a fitness facility, two waterfront pools, and a restaurant, Vessel, serving locally produced cuisine with sea breezes and views.

Rooms, suites, cabanas, and beachfront suites in the Beach Village with terraces overlooking the sand and ocean are all available at the renowned hotel. The Del's extensive beach, plethora of restaurants, and shops combine for a truly remarkable vacation.