For the more adventurous, you can paddle to Shelter Island during Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay and dock your kayak in the marina to listen to the performers. Sightseeing, fishing, hiking, boating, and bicycling are just a few of the many activities available around the bay. Easy access to boat rentals, fishing supplies, restrooms, and great dining make San Diego Bay a convenient and well-equipped destination.

Kayak fishing is particularly popular in the bay, with a bountiful fishery offering spotted bass, halibut, turbot, guitarfish, croaker, perch, and bonefish. Numerous boat launches are available throughout the bay for kayak anglers. Although there is no camping directly on the bay, several campgrounds are located within a 10-mile radius.

Bicycling, walking, jogging, and rollerblading trails wind along the bayside, and a mile-long park and promenade on Shelter Island provide sweeping views of the bay and San Diego skyline.Nearby, you can find camping options at Campland On the Bay RV & Tent Camping Resort.

Why delay any longer? Gather your equipment and make your way to San Diego Bay for an exciting day filled with adventure, sightseeing, and water activities.

Map of San Diego Bay

  
 
 
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