Our adventure begun around lunch time. We left the West Basin and once in the San Diego Bay, turned to port to sail the North San Diego Bay between Coronado Peninsula and San Diego's waterfront toward the Downtown and the Coronado Bridge. We saw magnificent skyline, historic ships docked in San Diego, the Midway Air Carrier Museum Ship, and one of these titanic cruise ships. We reached the Coronado bridge later as we assumed. We turned back, without entering the Glorietta Bay and seeing from water the famous hotel Del Coronado. We were tacking all way back till we reached half way point of the exit channel. By than the sun begun to set and we turned back toward the West Basin. The Coronado Peninsula is rather unremarkable on this stretch. It is occupied by a naval base and an airport, but on the opposite side the shoreline of Point Loma Peninsula was very pretty, hosting numerous nice homes and marinas. The huge cruise ship departed from San Diego as we were sailing back and passed us on her way out.