The Top 10 Things To Do With a Limo San Diego, California

You knew that San Diego would be an excellent place for the regional meeting, but now you’re wondering what to do? What are the top 10 things to do in San Diego?

From sporting events to museums to great golf outings and wine tastings, San Diego is setting itself apart as one of the finest tourist destinations in the country. Every year more and more people are experiencing the dynamic culture surrounding this beautiful city.

Transporting your group to and from the venue has never been easier. Many people find that renting a limo or charter bus is the most effective and efficient way to ensure that everyone gets to where they need to be and back to home or the hotel without incident.

So, what are the top ten things to do with a Limo in San Diego? Let’s explore this question and see if we can’t give you a few suggestions.

Enjoy a Beer and a Brat at PetCo Park

Petco Park is home to the professional MLB team San Diego Padres. The park offers vibrant ocean and city views and exudes the nostalgia often associated with old-time baseball parks. With seating over 40k fans (there isn’t a bad seat in the place), the stadium is a great place to watch a game. There are tons of food and beer offerings to choose from and a wonderful family atmosphere. Go early to batting practice, where many big leaguers pause to sign autographs. And who knows, if you are in the right place during the game, you just might catch a souvenir baseball.

Dine at an Award-Winning Restaurant

There are thousands of lovely eateries scattered across the San Diego area. But here are a couple of recommendations you might want to try. A limousine rental can ensure everyone enjoys themselves without having someone be a designated driver.

Dockside 1953
Dockside 1953 just opened in the Bahia Resort, offering outdoor dining just steps from the sands of the beach of Mission Bay. The restaurant is quickly making an impression on the public, winning awards from Travel and Leisure, Trip Advisor, and the San Diego Lodging association. Your co-workers will enjoy the beauty of a west coast sunset over the water as they relax near an open fire pit. The restaurant has an extensive wine list and menu with some of the freshest seafood anywhere on the coast.

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If you aren’t into the sand and surf but want something with a more city vibe, we would recommend this establishment located in the Food Hall of Little Italy. Known for Milano-style pizzas, this farm-to-table restaurant produces some of the finest pizzas in the world. Found by a couple of Italian boys who left the corporate rat race to follow their passion for good food, they are making these wood-fired pizzas like there was no tomorrow. The food hall also has several other vendors and a full bar, so there is always something for everyone.

Enjoy a Day Tour Drinking Across the Border

One of the very best attractions in the San Diego area is to experience the culture and essence of Mexico’s version of Napa Valley. The various wineries of Valle de Guadalupe are about 90 minutes south of the border and feature both great wines and native cuisine. Many wineries have food outlets but allow yourself plenty of time because things are much more relaxed south of the border. (Try Adobe Guadalupe with its iconic Spanish mission atmosphere and a wonderful six-room B&B). The best way to get this tour in is through a guided tour limo or bus.

Take A History Tour Aboard the USS Midway

The USS Midway is a large aircraft carrier that proudly defended our country from the time of VietNam to Operation Desert Storm to countless other conflicts, longer than any other aircraft carrier. The carrier is now a naval history museum and has an extensive array of planes on the flight deck and a self-guided tour of over 60 exhibits. The admission prices are very reasonable, and this is a great way to kill an afternoon honoring those who have served to defend the freedoms we enjoy.

Prowl with the Cats at the Zoo and Safari Park

The San Diego Zoo and Safari Park are fantastic family attractions. Located about thirty minutes from each other, the zoo is home to almost 6500 animals, and the Safari Park houses larger animals who need more space, which is why the Park is over 1800 acres. Visitors will learn from daily educational exhibits and guides by two organizations that have made their mission to preserve and strengthen wildlife worldwide.

Channel Your Inner Superhero at Comic-Con

Every summer, thousands of people venture into downtown San Diego for one of the country’s largest comic book conventions. At this event, you can rub shoulders with celebrities from both television and film, hear reports on your favorite projects, or just hang with the likes of Yoda or the crew of the Starship Enterprise. Whether you are a Star Wars or Star Trek fan or prefer Marvel over DC, this comic con has something for every fan.

Enjoy the Craftmanship of the Best Beer Town in America

According to Men’s Journal, San Diego is the Best Beer Town in America, and with over 150 breweries, it is easy to see why. If you enjoy sitting in a taproom just inches from the place where the hops lead to happiness, then San Diego has what you need. From Latino microbreweries to some of the older players, you can sample enough beer to keep you interested and engaged for an entire evening. We would recommend Stone Brewing or Border X, a James Beard finalist in 2020.

Play a Round in the Sun and Surf

Some of the finest links are in San Diego, including the South Course at Torrey Pines. Known for PGA championships, the course plays straight and true, with ocean breezes brushing your face as you stand on the tees. Play the same course you’ve seen the pros play again and again. If the thrilling par 5s on the ocean's edge don’t tempt you, then Maderas Golf Club has an off-the-beaten-path course that has some of the most scenic holes around. The elevated tees play to lush fairways, and the greens are fast and sure. This course will challenge you with great risk/reward, but since the fees are more reasonable than other courses, it makes an excellent outing for a group. A charter bus from San Diego Limo Service can ensure that your group and their equipment get to where they need to be in time for the first tee.

Scoot Your Boots or Move to a Groove at Gaslight Quarter

The Gaslight Quarter is San Diego’s best area for some of the area's best bars and nightclubs. There are more than enough choices with over twenty different venues. One of our favorites is Moonshine Flats, a western country bar with a huge dance floor, multiple floors, and the coast’s longest bar at over 80 feet. If country isn't your vibe, try FLUXX, a high-end Vegas-style club with a vibrant atmosphere. The club is always packed, and you will need to be on the list to avoid the wait and get on the dance floor.

Spot a Whale on a Sailboat

If you want a spectacular view of the ocean from a replica 1851 sailboat without a motor to scare away the whales, try the San Diego Whale Watching Tour. Many whale watching tours depart from Mission Bay, but this is one of the best. There are large decks and plenty of places to get close to marine life. Admission is very reasonable, and your folks will talk about it for weeks to come.

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