San Diego SEAL Amphibious Sightseeing Cruise

The amphibious SEAL makes traveling across both land and water no problem whatsoever, and offers a truly unique way to experience the sights of the entire city! Make a Splash on the SEAL! Experience San Diego as it was meant to be appreciated...by land and by sea! Our brand new "hydra terras" provide you with the unique ability to see America's finest city on San Diego's only amphibious sightseeing tour. This 90-minute fully-narrated journey departs from the USS Midway Aircraft Carrier. We also depart daily from Seaport Village located on Harbor Drive at the Embarcadero.

As you travel along our beautiful Big Bay by land, you will hear the stories of early sailors as well as the history of our 14-mile long working bay. You also will learn about the importance of the military here in San Diego. The tour on land takes you past the San Diego International Airport dedicated to aviator Charles Lindbergh, just one of the many people you will hear about on your tour. Then, you will splash down into the San Diego Bay off Shelter Island, where you begin your water-tour segment of the journey. As the SEAL travels through the north of end of the Big Bay, keep your eyes peeled for a chance encounter with a California Brown Pelican, the petite Least Tern, the majestic Blue Heron or perhaps a sea lion or two. You will also hear about the early fishing industry. The Big Bay provides views of Point Loma, home to the Cabrillo National Monument, Naval Air Station North Island, the Point Loma Submarine Base, and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The return trip takes you, once again, back up on land where you will return to your starting point via Harbor Drive while you pass the Maritime Museum and the Cruise Ship Terminal. Experience San Diego in two exciting ways!

Details

• Price includes SEAL tour.
• Tours depart several times throughout the day. Please check schedule for specific dates.
• Tour length is approximately 90 minutes.
• This tour is appropriate for all ages.
• Tour is not handicap accessible.
• Cameras and video cameras a permitted.
• Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.