Towers

When Cabrillo Tower opened in 1970, it set the standard for what Coronado Shores could become. The first building completed in the community, this 15-story landmark was positioned diagonal to the shoreline, a design choice that pays off in every direction. West-facing homes look straight out to the Pacific, with Point Loma on the horizon. East-facing residences open up to San Diego Bay, Glorietta Bay, the Coronado Bridge, and the glittering city skyline.

Tucked at the northern end of Coronado Shores, Cabrillo strikes a rare balance: close enough to everything, yet quietly removed from it. Step outside and you're moments from two oceanfront pools, eight tennis courts, direct beach access, and the private Coronado Shores clubhouse, a social hub for gatherings big and small. The landscaped grounds tie it all together with the kind of effortless coastal atmosphere that's hard to manufacture and even harder to leave.

Inside, each of the 15 floors holds 10 residences across one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts. Floor-to-ceiling glass, open living areas, and private balconies make the most of what's outside the window — whether that's breaking waves or the Downtown skyline. Cabrillo works equally well as a full-time home or a lock-and-leave escape, delivering a true Coronado Shores experience in one of California's most sought-after seaside addresses.

The third high-rise completed at Coronado Shores, Las Palmas Tower has earned its place as one of the community's most enduring addresses since 1973. With 15 stories above the shoreline, it offers immediate access to the beach, the oceanfront pools, and the landscaped grounds that give Coronado Shores its distinctive character.

The views here pull in two entirely different worlds. On the western side, the Pacific stretches to the horizon with surfers, sailboats, and sunsets creating a scene that changes by the hour. Turn east, and the perspective changes: San Diego Bay, the Coronado Bridge, the downtown skyline, the Coronado Cays, and on clear days, the hills of Mexico. This rare combination of ocean, bay, city, and mountain scenery sets Las Palmas apart from the other buildings.

Whether chosen as a year-round home or a sophisticated beach retreat, Las Palmas delivers a level of coastal luxury that has kept it at the top of Southern California's most desirable oceanfront options. Steps from the sand, minutes from Coronado's dining and recreation, it remains one of the Shores' most compelling offerings.

Completed in 1974 as the fifth high-rise at Coronado Shores, El Camino Tower is among the community's largest buildings, with 13 residences per floor spread across 15 stories. It's position along the southern end of the Shores places residents steps from the sand and within easy reach of the pools, clubhouse, and beautifully maintained walkways that run the length of the community.

The views at El Camino make a strong case in every direction. West facing homes face open ocean with rolling waves, expansive horizon lines, and sunsets that color the sky well after the sun goes down. Eastern residences open to a completely different panorama: San Diego Bay, Glorietta Bay, the Coronado Bridge, and the shimmering lights of downtown. Floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies are built to highlight these scenes, drawing natural light deep into each home.

With direct beach access, an oceanfront setting, and the full range of Coronado Shores amenities at its doorstep, El Camino blends luxury and laid-back coastal sophistication in equal measure.

La Perla Tower, completed in 1976, is a 15-story building offers eight spacious residences per floor. Iincluding one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom layouts, all designed for comfort, openness, and seamless indoor-outdoor living.

West-facing homes look out over the Pacific, capturing dramatic sunsets and the ever-changing rhythm of the shoreline. East-facing residences frame a different kind of beauty: San Diego Bay, the Coronado Bridge, and the sparkling downtown skyline. Floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies bring those views to life in every home, flooding interiors with natural light and coastal atmosphere.

Life in La Perla Tower comes with immediate access to the full Coronado Shores lifestyle, with the Beach Club, oceanfront pools, tennis courts, and direct pathways to the sand all just steps away.

El Mirador Tower was completed in 1978 as the ninth high-rise at Coronado Shores. It's prominent position near the center of the community gives residents access to the full range of beachfront amenities while taking in some of the most expansive views along the entire Coronado Coastline.

The western facing units frame the Pacific at its most dramatic with surfers, sailboats, and glowing sunsets creating a constantly shifting seascape. The eastern facing units reveals a completely different panorama: San Diego Bay, the Coronado Bridge, and the shimmering Downtown San Diego skyline. On clear days, the views reach even further, all the way toward the foothills of northern Mexico.

Oceanfront pools, tennis courts, the Beach Club, and direct paths to the sand are all just outside the door.