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Silver Strand State Beach-April 2024
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Apr 19, 2025

　　Less than 5 miles south of Coronado Municipal Beach, Silver Strand State Beach offers space from the crowds of the main city beaches. The strand’s long, narrow sand spit connects back to the mainland past Imperial Beach, though people still call this ‘Coronado Island.’

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