How to Get Around San Diego

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How to Get Around San Diego
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When traveling it is often hard to know the
transportation options that the city you are
visiting offers. Whether you are traveling alone,
with your family, or with a group, San Diego
offers a variety of options that are sure to
please you.
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Rental CAR

• Renting a car is another option. You have the
  added bonus of being able go where you want when
  you want, without having to wait. If you are good
  with a map or not afraid to ask directions, this
  is a viable option. Plan ahead and reserve a car
  before you arrive and the rental company will
  have the car waiting for you. All of the major
  car rental companies have a store front at the
  San Diego airport. If you are already at your
  hotel, you can call one of the companies and many
  will bring the car to you. It is easy to navigate
  San Diego's freeways and if you are planning on
  taking a day trip out of the city, a rental car
  is probably your best option.

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Motor COACH

• Motor coaches are guided tours of the city and
  they are available for anyone and any group size.
  While you will be on someone else's schedule,
  motor coaches are a good way to explore the city.
  You have an expert tour guide right there with
  you. The tour guide will most likely be able to
  answer any questions you might have about the
  city. There are many different tours that you can
  choose from, so there should be no problem
  finding one that will peak your interest.

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Trains TROLLEYS

• Trains and trolleys are another option for your
  travel purposes. You can choose from the red
  trolley, if you are staying downtown, or the old
  trolley, if you are going to the older portions
  of San Diego. Trolleys are a wonderful and fun
  way to explore the city.
• If you don't want to drive, but still want to
  take a day trip, you should consider taking a
  train. The coastal train, that is ran by Amtrak,
  will wind its way up the beautiful of coast of
  California, while making stops at Anaheim, Los
  Angeles, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo. You
  will have the benefit of being able to relax and
  join the scenery while traveling between the
  popular tourist locations.

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Ferries

• If you want to take a trip on the water, try
  riding the Coronado Ferry. This ferry will take
  you across San Diego Bay in just fifteen minutes.
  And along the way you get to enjoy the beautiful
  view of San Diego's shoreline. If you don't want
  to ride the ferry, San Diego also offers water
  taxis. Like regular taxis they will get where you
  need to go. You still get to see the shoreline,
  but you can go at your own pace.

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