San Diego · 3-HOUR EXPERIENCES
7 tours
There are 7 three-hour experiences on this site and these 7 are the ones to book. Compare the cost, the length and the standout detail on each, then get back to the beach.
3-hour whale watching from Mission Bay to La Jolla Canyon on a stable 80 ft boat with a bar, bathrooms, and a whale guarantee.
“Great guides, great price, great tour. Definetly recommend going!”
3-hour whale watching from San Diego. Quick sea lions and lots of dolphins, then open-ocean searching for whales. Small group, $34.
“Wonderful! We were able to see dolphins and many whales. The staff were friendly and helpful. Gave us a great experience.”
Eat your way through Carlsbad Village in 3 hours with six tastings, plus wine and beer, and a guided walk past local landmarks.
“Everything about this tour was fantastic. Our guide Ben was great. The food was really good and the walk was very easy.”
Ride an electric bike through Carlsbad’s coast and charming beach towns with helmet and lock included, plus optional garden time.
“This was a easy pick up of bikes. The guy at the store was very informative. We enjoyed the ride in Carlsbad”
3-hour whale and dolphin watching in San Diego with a max of 6, expert guides, and life jackets. Dress warm for cold water.
“It didn’t really last 3 hours as advertised. The Captain was nice, but was hard to hear as sometimes surrounding noise is loud and he didn’t have a voice that projects. We sat in the back of a six person boat and missed out on his explanation of why whales weren’t around. He did an amazing job of navigating us to see and experience a lot of dolphins.”
A 3-hour bus tour that covers Gaslamp Quarter, Coronado Island, and Balboa Park with a live guide, snacks, and easy downtown pickup.
“We organized this tour as part of the Companion Program for our conference. Guests loved it! They felt the tour hit all the major highlights of San Diego and had a great time.”
Turn San Diego into a 3-hour smartphone scavenger hunt from Waterfront Park through Little Italy, USS Midway, and war memorials.
“It was a fun activity. Some of the challenges were a little too tricky. I wish they would explain how they came up with the answers. The first one we still don’t understand how we got it wrong. It was a a long activity, we would have been fine if it was shorter. It was nice that we could pause the activity for a little break. Overall it was something different and we learned new things about the city. We would do another one.”
