Bid Per Certificate for San Diego Double Decker Two Day All Loops 'Hop On-Hop Off' Tour Pass Good for Day & Night Tours!

This is the most comprehensive way to see the attractions of San Diego. During your 48 hours, you will unlimited usage of the Day Tour and Night Tour.

Your 48 hours begin from the time of first use. You are then free to hop on and hop off the bus during the Day Tour at any of the bus stops and enjoy the Night Tour for 2 days*!

San Diego has the perfect climate, probably the most pleasant one in North America. With a 70.5 F average temperature, 280 days of sunshine and blue skies almost all year, it’s the perfect climate to be outdoors. And we invite you to enjoy our city and its great weather on our open top air view Double Decker bus. With the best commentary by a professional tour guide, this is simply the best way to visit "America’s Finest City".

Our English double decker buses continuously run two loops throughout the best sightseeing places in San Diego. Each of our loops lasts approximately 60 minutes with live narration and all the best views. Our tour is fully narrated by our expert tour guides.

DAY TOUR

Harbor Loop (Red line): 

• Cruise Ship & Ferry Terminal at San Diego Bay
  The San Diego Bay, also known as the Big Bay invites water exploration. The Port of San Diego welcomes over 190 cruise ships throughout the year. Take time to visit the Maritime Museum, which exhibits the Star of India, the world's oldest active ship.
   
• Embarcadero (Broadway Ave. and Harbor Dr)
  Along the embarcadero you can book a cruise, an evening dinner cruise or whale watching tours. A scenic fifteen minute trip across San Diego Bay takes you to the Ferry Landing Marketplace, Coronado’s specialty shopping and dinner center.
   
• USS Midway
  From here, you can see Point Loma, home to Cabrillo monument and Coronado, home to San Diego's finest beaches. The most popular historic naval ship museum in the United States, the USS Midway exhibits flight simulators and aircrafts.
   
• Seaport Village
  Here you will find 4 miles of pedestrian-only walkways. Seaport Village, connecting hotels and the convention center with the harbor is a 14-acre outdoor mall with 75 shops, arts and crafts, dining and recreation with opportunity for sunset watching. 
   
• Manchester Grand Hyatt (Tour bus stop)
  With a prime waterfront location offering a resort-like setting with shopping, entertainment, and dining at Seaport Village, the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego has easy access to the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld®, golf courses, tennis, and beaches. 
   
• Gaslamp Quarter
  One of San Diego's most popular neighborhoods; featuring a charming blend of old and new buildings teeming with activity. Here, you'll be able to see Victorian-style buildings constructed between 1880 and 1910. Today, the Gaslamp Quarter has something for everyone whether you're seeking theater, upscale shops or fine dining. By night, this is a vibrant neighborhood alive with sights and sounds of America's Finest City.
   
• Broadway Avenue & Horton Plaza
  Located in what is now Downtown San Diego, Broadway Ave. is the most important avenue in San Diego and Horton Plaza gave the city center a unique scenic location in the Waterfront area.
   
• Little Italy (under the Little Italy Arch)
  Once home to San Diego's flourishing tuna fishing industry and generations of Italian families who made their living on the sea, Little Italy is a quaint and lively neighborhood filled with patio cafes, restaurants, pubs, art galleries, shops, hotels, and the beautiful Amici Park.

Park and Zoo Loop (Blue line)

• Cruise Ship & Ferry Terminal at San Diego Bay
  The San Diego Bay, also known as the Big Bay invites water exploration. The Port of San Diego welcomes over 190 cruise ships throughout the year. Take time to visit the Maritime Museum, which exhibits the Star of India, the world's oldest active ship.
   
• Heritage Park / Sunset Blvd / Hillcrest
  Heritage Park near San Diego State Historic Park in Old Town is an almost eight acre county park developed to preserve examples of San Diego's historic Victorian architecture including Italianate, Stick-Eastlake, Queen Anne and Classic Revival styles.
    
• San Diego Zoo (Main Entrance)
  The San Diego Zoo, one of the largest, most famous in the world, has some of the rarest specimens in captivity with exhibits replicating natural environments of the animals. The zoo now cares for more than 4,000 animals representing 800 species.
   
• Balboa Park
  A very special part of San Diego, Balboa Park is made up of more than 1000 acres and offers 15 museums, various gardens, arts and international culture associations, as well as the San Diego Zoo. 
   
• Highway 163 / Cabrillo Bridge
  The freeway through the park is one of the most beautiful drives in San Diego.
   
• Bankers Hill
  Banker Hill or also known as "Pill Hill" because so many doctors lived there. It was an early upscale neighborhood of the growing city and many Victorian mansions remain in the area.

NIGHT TOUR
This tour last approximately one hour and is perfect for conventioneers. Our night tour departs from Old Town or Gaslamp Quarter and visits: Embarcadero, Harbor Ave., Gaslamp Quarter, Broadway Ave, Little Italy and Old Town.
*NOTE: Night Tour is NOT Hop On/Hop Off

** Please contact Tour Operator regarding schedule. **

INCLUDED: 48 hour unlimited pass
NOT INCLUDED: food, gratuity, entrance fees to other attractions

Your two (2) day Hop On-Hop Off Tour Pass expires 48 hours after you begin your first tour.

Sightseeing tour operates from April to October.  Contact the Tour Operator directly for their schedule.