Harbor Island, Beautiful Bay Views
Harbor Island was built in the 1960's as part of San Diego Bay's development. This mile-and-a-half long tropical island, is home to several upscale hotels, classic restaurants, boat marinas and one of San Diego's best views to see the sunset. Along the bay side, you can see several landmarks from Point Loma, to Coronado and sometimes even so far south as to see parts of Mexico near the border. A perfect place to hold your next party, event or wedding. Also great to spend the afternoon by renting a boat and enjoying the San Diego Bay.
Personally Reviewed & Recommended Dining |
When visiting Harbor Island, be sure to enjoy Island Prime (3) , winner of the San Diego Restaurant Association's 2007 Gold Medallion Award for "Steakhouse Fine Dining." Island Prime is actually two restaurants under one roof, Island Prime serves steak and seafood, while the other, C Level Lounge (3) , features San Diego's best California cuisine. |
Impressive Dining & Weddings on Harbor Island |
Throughout the decades, Tom Ham's Lighthouse (1) has been a favorite destination for great dinner, great views and impressive weddings. They offer glistening views of the ocean, plentiful space for beach weddings and receptions inside and outdoors! Since 1971 Tom Ham’s has been one of San Diego’s best known landmark restaurants. It’s beautifully located on the western tip of Harbor Island on San Diego Bay, where it enjoys a fantastic view of the downtown skyline and the Coronado bridge. |
Where to Stay When Visiting Harbor Island |
The waterfront Courtyard by Marriott San Diego Airport hotel at Liberty Station is nestled along the water nex to Harbor Island and located just minutes from SeaWorld, the San Diego Zoo, and the historic Gaslamp district. Adjacent to a beautiful 46-acre park, this hotel near San Diego Airport offers outstanding waterfront views of downtown San Diego and a vast array of activities including an outdoor pool, bike and quadracycle rentals, and many attractions nearby. |
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