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Discover Coronado Island with a GPS-guided electric scooter tour, including ferry crossings, scenic stops, and flexibility to explore at your own pace.
The GPS Guided Coronado Electric Scooter Tour offers a unique way to explore Coronado Island from San Diego. Priced at $137.70 per person and lasting about 3 hours, this tour combines a ferry ride, an electric scooter adventure, and self-guided exploration. The experience is perfect for those seeking a flexible, scenic outing with plenty of opportunities to stop for photos and enjoy the sights. A pre-recorded GPS guide leads the way, sharing trivia and helping you navigate, making it accessible for most participants, including those new to scooters. However, the tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, so you’ll need to plan accordingly.
While the tour has its strengths, such as covering more ground than a walking tour and offering the chance to see famous Coronado sites, some guests note that the route can be bumpy, especially on roads with potholes en route to the ferry. Still, for those comfortable with a little outdoor adventure, this tour presents a fun, scenic, and informative way to experience Coronado Island.

The tour begins at 3918 Mason St, San Diego, where participants check in, receive a helmet, and undergo a rider orientation. Afterward, travelers board the Flagship Cruises & Events Ferry for a 20-minute ride across San Diego Bay to Coronado, enjoying views of the bay and skyline. The ferry ride is included in the tour price, setting a scenic tone for the day.
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The ferry crossing is a highlight, providing a brief yet picturesque journey across San Diego Bay. It’s a comfortable way to start the adventure, with no extra cost. During this 20-minute ride, you can enjoy views of the city skyline and water, setting the stage for exploring Coronado Island.

After disembarking, the tour makes a brief stop at the San Diego Bay Walk, where you can take in sweeping views of the bay. The Maritime Museum of San Diego is also nearby, though visiting the ships within it is not included in this tour. Guests have only about 5 minutes here, so it’s primarily a visual overview rather than an in-depth visit.
The main part of the tour involves riding an electric scooter through Coronado, with the Hotel del Coronado being a key destination. The scooter’s route is guided by a pre-recorded GPS audio guide, which shares interesting trivia about the island’s attractions as you ride. Expect to spend roughly 45 minutes exploring Coronado, with plenty of stops to enjoy the scenery or capture photos.
The Hotel del Coronado is the most recognizable landmark on the route, and the tour offers a chance to appreciate its historic architecture and seaside location. Besides, you’ll get to see the island’s top beaches and Naval Air Station, providing a well-rounded view of Coronado’s diverse appeal.
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One of the tour’s benefits is the freedom to stop often. Unlike traditional guided tours, this GPS-led experience encourages personal exploration, so you can spend extra time at spots that catch your eye. This flexibility makes it easier to enjoy photo moments or simply soak in the island’s atmosphere at your own pace.

The tour is designed for a maximum of 10 travelers, creating a more relaxed environment. Participants must be at least 15 years old and be accompanied by an adult if under 21. The tour includes a helmet and a brief safety lesson, ensuring newcomers feel comfortable on the nimble electric scooters. Since there is no hotel pickup, participants need to arrive at the meeting point ready to start.

While most of the ride is scenic and enjoyable, some reviews mention that roads en route to the ferry can be bumpy, with potholes present in some areas. This is worth considering if riding comfort is a priority. Once on Coronado, the riding tends to be more pleasant and scenic.
This tour features free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, ideal for flexible planning. Since the activity relies on good weather, it may be canceled due to inclement conditions, with options for rescheduling or a full refund. Keep an eye on the forecast to ensure a smooth outing.
Other options like harbor cruises, whale watching, or museum visits are available nearby, but this scooter tour uniquely blends outdoor activity with scenic sightseeing. It offers a more personal, self-guided experience compared to larger group tours, making it suitable for travelers who prefer flexibility and outdoor exploration.
This tour suits individuals who enjoy light outdoor activity, are comfortable riding scooters, and want a flexible way to explore Coronado. It’s less suited for those who prioritize comfort on uneven roads or are looking for an in-depth guided experience. The moderate price and inclusion of ferry rides make it a good value for sightseeing and casual cruising.
“Roads were a bit bumpy, and lots of potholes on the way to the ferry.”
What is included in the tour price?
The price covers an electric scooter, helmet, rider orientation, and ferry ride to and from Coronado.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour starts at 3918 Mason St, San Diego, and ends back at the same meeting point.
How long does the tour last?
The total experience lasts about 3 hours, including ferry crossing, riding time, and stops.
Is a scooter lesson provided?
Yes, a lesson and orientation are included to help participants get comfortable on the scooter.
Can children participate?
Participants must be at least 15 years old and be accompanied by an adult if under 21.
Are food or drinks included?
No, the tour does not include any food or drinks.
Is this tour suitable for people with limited mobility?
Since it involves riding an electric scooter and some walking, it may not be ideal for those with mobility challenges.
What if the weather is bad?
The tour is dependent on good weather; cancellations due to weather are possible, with options for rescheduling or refunds if canceled.
How far in advance should I book?
Most bookings are made around 19 days in advance, so early planning is recommended.
What do I do if I want to cancel?
You can cancel up to 24 hours before the start for a full refund; cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.
This GPS-guided Coronado Electric Scooter Tour offers a practical, scenic way to experience Coronado Island with the convenience of flexible stops and a scenic ferry crossing. While roads can be bumpy en route to the ferry, the overall experience provides a memorable, outdoor way to see some of San Diego’s most iconic sights.