Take a group tour or get around on your own
When it comes to San Diego Tours, you have many options. There are many ways to get around San Diego, from group motor coach tours to more individualized tours to driving yourself to the Trolley and public transportation.
Coach America/Grey Line San Diego is a company that offers bus tours of the area for reasonable rates and hitting all the major attractions, from Sea World and the Zoo to Tijuana and beyond. Even a coastal tour of Baja California (Mexico) is available. You can reach them at (800) 331-5077.
If you are looking for a more individualized tours, A Royal Limousine offers limo city tours of downtown or day tours of Temecula Wine Country, an hour to the north. You can reach them at (619) 251-1899.
For the more adventurous, Another Side of San Diego Tours offers a wide variety of adventure tours and other types of unique sightseeing excursions, from hiking and biking tours to aerial tours, horseback tours, and day trips to the mountains, including the quaint town of Julian. you can reach them at (619) 239-2111.
Bike and Kayak Tours of La Jolla also offers some very unique adventure packages, including ocean kayaking, snorkeling (excellent in the marine preserve off La Jolla) and even shark encounters! If you are brave enough, you can reach them at (858) 454-1010.
Self-Guided San Diego Tours
Another option is to simply plan out your own tour, either by car or by public transportation. It is possible to get around without a car, though it will take a little patience and a bit more walking.
The San Diego Trolley runs from Santee in the east all the way to the Mexico border at Tijuana, covering much of the ground typically covered by tourists. Bus routes fill in the gaps where the Trolley doesn't run, including areas to the north like La Jolla and Mission Beach.
Traveling by car is the easier option, and getting around San Diego is easily managed, especially if you avoid traveling long distances at rush hour. Another possibility is to combine touring both by car and the Trolley, especially using the public transportation to get around during rush hour.
You can use this site as a resource to help you plan your trip, no matter how long you will be in town. It's a great city to tour, even if you won't be able to see half of it on your fist trip to town.
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