Standing on the beach looking out over the ocean at the Pacific horizon stans two islands. These are the Coronado Islands.
Don’t be fooled, from afar, these islands look tempting as the surrounding water glistens brightly. But the Coronado Islands are actually uninhabitable and are part of Mexican territory.
Upon inspecting their shapes, it’s easy to see why people say they look like mummy tombs. As if the tombs were toe to toe and you are looking at the profile of an ancient artifact. The islands can also be seen from the top of the bridge, getting a birdseye perspective of Coronado Island(s).
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