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NASCAR is coming to San Diego—and it’s bringing a whole new kind of energy to the waterfront.

For one weekend, the streets around the bay transform into a high-speed racetrack, with the sound of engines echoing across the water and the atmosphere building from morning into late afternoon. Whether you have tickets or not, this is one of those events you can feel throughout the city, especially from the bay.

Take home a professional photo as a souvenir to capture the memories of a Flagship cruise.

Need another reason to visit Coronado? Take the Ferry and enjoy a free live concert.

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 water—all aboard a piece of San Diego history. Here are ten reasons San Diegans love to ride the Flagship Ferry.

Take advantage of complimentary ferry service between San Diego and Coronado. Your return trip is free as well.

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.

While San Diego locals and visitors to San Diego can enjoy year-round leisurely cruises around the San Diego Bay, the world’s longest migration of grey whales only happens December through April. These magnificent mammals begin their yearly migration in early October and have been spotted in San Diego’s coastal waters a little earlier than usual this year.