Cabrillo National Monument is a US national monument at the southern tip of the Point Loma peninsula in San Diego, California.

As you cruise the sparkling waters of San Diego Bay, you’ll glide beneath the sweeping arches of the world-famous Coronado Bay Bridge. Stretching 2.1 miles across the bay, this award-winning engineering marvel rises 200 feet above the water, offering a stunning frame for sailboats, Navy ships, and unforgettable skyline views. From the deck of your private Duffy boat, the bridge feels larger-than-life—its graceful curve, towering pillars, and panoramic backdrop make it one of the most photographed sights in all of San Diego. Whether by day with the sun shimmering off its steel-blue span or at sunset when the bridge glows against the horizon, cruising under the Coronado Bridge is a must-do experience that captures the heart of San Diego’s beauty.

The statue is about 25 feet tall. Material: The current version in San Diego is bronze (a replacement for earlier versions that were made of foam core with a urethane outer layer). Installed at Tuna Harbour Park along North Harbour Drive, on the San Diego Bay waterfront, right in front of the USS Midway Museum. The area is also part of what’s called the “Greatest Generation Walk.”

Seaport Village is a waterfront shopping, dining, and entertainment complex, located on San Diego Bay in city centre. It opened in 1980, covering about 14 acres. It’s designed to feel like a harbor-side village from a century ago: cobblestone paths, winding walkways, ponds, fountains, lakes, lush landscaping, free-standing buildings in a variety of styles (Victorian, Spanish, etc.).