While strolling along the cobblestone pathways that meander by the stunning San Diego Bay at Seaport Village, one might never imagine that this lovely tropical oasis was once a landfill. Yet, truth be known, San Diego’s beautiful shopping, dining and entertainment center was once a landfill over Punta de los Muertos (Point of the Dead) where the Spanish expedition of 1782 buried those who had died of scurvy. It was also a railroad yard where goods and other products were unloaded from ships. Since it opened in 1980, visitors from all areas of the world have come to enjoy the delectable fare, one-of-a-kind shops and marvelous entertainment that Seaport Village of San Diego has to offer. There’s even an antique carousel that dates back to 1895, a delight for children of all ages. Street performers, face-painters, musicians and other entertainers round-out this truly memorable San Diego experience.

Aboard the Seal Tours of San Diego folks are in for an extraordinary adventure. The Hydra Terra bus that promptly transforms into a boat wows all its guests as it splashes down into the San Diego Bay. Guests see the sights of the bay as they were meant to be seen, by boat, and take delight in the unique manner in which they make their voyage across the water. Seal Tours of San Diego begins as a tour bus, guiding guests throughout America’s Finest City, then heads for the harbor where it simply glides into the bay. Breathtaking coastal views, chance encounters with various sea animals and a close-up look at the area’s most important military sights make Seal Tours of San Diego a remarkable ride.

San Diego Seal Tours

Hyatt Regency Manchester Grand
Distance to Trolley Stop: Aprx 1 block
One Market Place
(619) 232-1234

Embassy Suites San Diego
Distance to Trolley Stop: Aprx 2 blocks
601 Pacific Hwy
(619) 239-2400