The Coronado Bridge, officially the San Diego-Coronado Bridge, is a landmark offering stunning views of the San Diego skyline, Coronado Island, and the bay. Driving or biking across the bridge is free, but there's a toll to enter Coronado via the bridge. It's generally accessible year-round, but high winds may occasionally lead to temporary closures. A drive across the bridge typically takes about 5-10 minutes, excluding time spent parking and enjoying the views. While the bridge itself doesn't require a guided tour, guided tours of Coronado often include a drive or bike ride across it. It's suitable for solo exploration or group visits. Pedestrians and cyclists can access designated lanes, though it's recommended to check current regulations and conditions before planning a walk or bike ride due to potential restrictions or safety concerns. Parking can be found on either side of the bridge to allow for enjoying the view.