Best LGBTQ Beaches in Coronado

Located in the city of Coronado, Coronado Tidelands Park is a small beach and is a part of the Coronado Tidelands Park that also includes a sports field and skate park. The beach is situated next to San Diego-Coronado Bridge entrance and offers incredible views of the San Diego city skyline and the bridge.

Located near the San Diego Bay, Coronado Beach - also known as Central Beach and Coronado Central Beach - is a large and flat beach with light brown sand and sparse vegetation. Coronado Beach starts near the historic Hotel del Coronado and spans north along Ocean Boulevard all the way north to a park named Sunset Park. This popular beach is one of the main beaches of the resort-city of Coronado (which is also nicknamed as "Crown City"). Coronado Beach has been named one of the Top 100 beaches in the United States by Randall Kaplan, the world’s foremost beach expert who is known as Mr. Beach. The approximately one-and-a-half miles long beach has a wonderful backdrop of oceanfront residential buildings. The sand in Coronado Beach has a substance named mica, which occasionally causes it to shine. Visitors can encounter this shining sand around the water near Coronado Beach during calm water conditions. The shoreline around this beach also has remnants of a sunken ship named SS Monte Carlo, which was shipwrecked here in the 1930s. 

Located in the city of Coronado, Centennial Park Beach is situated on both sides of Centennial Park below several incredible buildings and condos.

Located in the city of Coronado, Crown Cove is an east-facing beach situated on the San Diego Bay and is a part of the Silver Strand State Beach. Crown Cove is well-equipped with amenities including lifeguards, restrooms, showers, fire pits, boat ramps, a volleyball court, and picnic tables.