Paradise Tours and Rentals runs guided electric trike and e-bike tours of Coronado Island from the Marriott Coronado Island Resort & Spa at 2000 2nd Street in Coronado, 92118. The Coronado Island tour departs from the Marriott lobby and rolls along the harbor with views of the San Diego skyline before cutting through tree-lined residential streets past architecturally distinctive homes — including the locally famous Hansel & Gretel and Wizard of Oz cottages — to Hotel Del Coronado. Riders stop at Hotel Del Coronado for a self-guided walk through the 1888 Victorian landmark before continuing to Coronado Beach, rated among the top beaches in the country. The stand-up electric trikes require no prior riding experience, and guides brief every participant on controls before leaving the parking area, making the format accessible to riders of all ages and fitness levels. A second tour route crosses the Coronado Ferry to San Diego's Broadway Pier and follows the harbor waterfront through Little Italy and the Gaslamp Quarter before returning to Coronado Island. E-bike rentals come in half-day and full-day durations, and every rental includes a free self-guided tour map with points of interest across the island, from the Coronado Ferry Landing to Glorietta Bay and Silver Strand State Beach. Things to do in Coronado frequently center on the island's flat, well-paved streets and dedicated bike lanes, and this operation books through Viator and Marriott Bonvoy in addition to walk-in reservations. For traditional pedal-powered cruiser and tandem bike rentals closer to the Coronado Ferry Landing, Wheel Fun Rentals stocks a fleet off Orange Avenue and C Avenue. The guided Coronado tour covers approximately 8 miles in two hours, with photo stops at public art installations, military heritage markers near North Island Naval Air Station, and ocean-view overlooks along Ocean Boulevard.