Passeio guiado por GPS de scooter elétrico de Coronado
Descrição
Descubra a joia da coroa de San Diego na Califórnia, Coronado Island, e explore as praias imaculadas de Coronado, o famoso Hotel del Coronado, o Ferry Landing em sua scooter elétrica. Navegue pela ilha e deixe o GPS a bordo guiá-lo para todos os melhores locais, recomendar restaurantes, contar piadas e contar as histórias da Ilha de Coronado. Saia da Cidade Velha de San Diego e embarque na balsa com sua scooter que o levará até a Ilha de Coronado. O bilhete de ferry está incluído. Aprecie as vistas de tirar o fôlego ao pegar a balsa pelo porto de San Diego e aprecie a deslumbrante Coronado Bay Bridge enquanto atravessa a balsa. Em seguida, dirija-se ao centro de Coronado, onde você ouvirá tudo sobre a rica história da Ilha de Coronado. Faça o seu caminho ao longo das praias e passe pela Estação Aérea Naval na Ilha do Norte. Este é um dos nossos passeios de scooter mais exclusivos e populares!
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Veja toda a Baía de San Diego enquanto estiver em sua viagem de ferry para Coronado
Pare e veja todo o navio no Museu Marítimo de San Diego.
Faça uma carona até Coronado com sua scooter a bordo do Flagship Cruises and Events Ferry.
Sua scooter o guiará por Coronado no caminho para o Hotel Del Coronado.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Deve ter 15 anos para montar e deve estar acompanhado por um adulto de 21 anos de idade.
Avaliações(5)
Roads were a bit bumpy, and lots of potholes on the way to the ferry. Once on Coronado the ride and tour were lovely/
Thanks for your feedback! We hear you on the bumpy roads—some parts of the city definitely have their fair share of potholes, especially on the way to the ferry. That said, we’re really glad to hear that once you reached Coronado, you enjoyed the ride and the scenic tour. It’s one of the most beautiful areas in San Diego, and cruising through it in a GoCar is a truly unique experience. We hope the smooth streets and stunning views there made up for the rough patches along the way!
We were totally misinformed about this tour. We were told that we were to meet at ferry. Unfortunately when we got to our meet location that we had to travel some 25 minutes on main roads and highways to get to the Island. This was not something my wife and I were willing to risks as seniors in our 70’s. We tried a different tour in a Gocar but this turned out to be a disaster. We should in all fairness get a full refund but thus far the Viator customer support is useless. Ugh
This was a fun and exciting way to see San Diego and Coronado Island! The ride on the ferry was a blast and seeing Coronado by scooter is the only way to go! From beautiful views to riding around the Hotel Del, we had just an incredible time on this tour! Absolutely would do it again and highly recommend it! Our family had a great time!
Be careful. If you are not experienced in weaving through heavy vehicle traffic not advisable. No bike lanes as promoted. Start in Old town which is fine if taking the Loma trail but very scary to get to Little Italy. A blast though on ferry and in Coronado! Very easy to use the scooter and stable ride
Although the staff was friendly and the guided scooters run well, what they don't tell you is you should probably get to your appointment at least a half hour early because you have to sign in and do a safety run through. This company does not control the ferry even though in the add they make it look like you just hop on, you actually have to take like a 5 mile ride first down to the harbor and if there is to many people waiting for the boat to Coronado you then must wait for the next. If you have little experience on a street scooter this can be a little scary as you have to navigate through heavy traffic quite a bit.
