The Naked Warrior is one of Coronado's most recognizable public art landmarks and a powerful tribute to the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of the U.S. Navy SEALs. Located in Glorietta Bay Park across from The Naval Amphibious Base, the larger-than-life bronze sculpture depicts a determined Navy Frogman (UDT) standing watch with confidence and strength, symbolizing the dedication of the elite special operations forces who have trained and served in Coronado for decades.

Created by renowned sculptor Allen Schmitt, the statue honors the rigorous training, unwavering commitment, and extraordinary service of Navy’s Special Warfare Operators. It has become a meaningful gathering place for military personnel, veterans, families, and visitors who come to pay their respects and learn about Coronado's deep connection to the U.S. Navy.

Set against the backdrop of San Diego Bay, The Naked Warrior serves as a lasting reminder of the professionalism and sacrifice of those who have answered the call to serve. Whether you're interested in military history or simply exploring Coronado's landmarks, the statue stands as a symbol of honor, courage, and the enduring legacy of the Navy SEAL community.