The best summer adventures don't need to cost a fortune. For under ten bucks, cross the bay between downtown San Diego and the Coronado Ferry Landing and unlock beaches, ballgames, bike paths, and some of the city’s best views.
The Flagship Ferry is more than a scenic ride. It’s easy, reliable, fun, and full of possibility. Here are 9 reasons to ride this summer in San Diego.
1. Ferry to the Farmers Market
Father’s Day isn’t about things—it’s about time. Time to slow down, to reconnect, to show appreciation for the man who’s been there through every chapter of your life. This year, skip the usual gifts and treat Dad to something truly meaningful: a memorable day on the San Diego Bay with Flagship Cruises.
San Diego is a city that takes brunch seriously. From bustling patios in Little Italy to oceanfront cafés in Pacific Beach, locals and visitors alike flock to the trendiest spots in search of that perfect morning cocktail, decadent dish, and sunny vibe. But if you think you’ve already found the best brunch in San Diego, it might be time to reconsider—because the ultimate brunch experience isn’t on land at all. It’s on the water, aboard a Flagship San Diego Brunch Cruise.
Is there a better deal in San Diego than the ferry? A scenic ride across the bay, amazing views, access to shopping, dining and activities on both sides of the bay, aboard a piece of San Diego history. Here are just some of the reasons San Diegans love to ride the Flagship Ferry.
Looking for refreshments? Visit the Flagship Snack Bar! Snack bar service is available aboard all daily Harbor Tours and seasonal Whale Watching cruises, with a variety of hot and cold items for purchase.
Aboard our whale watching tour off the San Diego coast last Friday, passengers were treated to a sighting of False Killer Whales. Identified by our onboard naturalist, False Killer Whales are similar in appearance to their cousins the Orca. They are more commonly seen in warmer, tropical waters, but a specific pod of 30-40 False Killer Whales has been making periodic spring visits to Southern California since 2014, providing a once-in-a-lifetime encounter for anyone lucky enough to see them.
Whether you’re joining Zoom for work, to celebrate a birthday, host a happy hour or enjoy a game night, video conferencing is keeping us all connected with our coworkers, family, and friends. Add some adventure by bringing the San Diego Bay to your virtual calls with our Flagship virtual backgrounds. Take a thrill-ride on our Patriot Jet Boat, a cruise along the scenic bay, or explore below deck all right from the comfort of your home. Whichever background you choose it’s a fun way to mix it up or spruce up a messy space.
As far as years go, you could do worse than 1915. In that year, Frank Sinatra was born, Einstein explained gravity, a postage stamp cost two cents and the U.S. still had yet to fight in a world war. And in May of 1915, a sixteen-vessel fleet that would become Flagship Cruises & Events began offering water transportation and 50-cent harbor tours on San Diego Bay. Today as Flagship celebrates our 105th anniversary, let's take a look at what life was like in San Diego back in 1915.