A favorite destination for locals and tourists alike, Seaport Village allows you to enjoy the best of San Diego in one place.
With over 50 fabulous shops and galleries, four award winning restaurants and numerous sidewalk food stands, you can shop, dine and snack to your hearts content.
Whether you're looking for the perfect backdrop for a romantic date or simply want to explore the sights and sounds with family or friends, Seaport Village offers entertainment that cannot be beat.
Conveniently located within Downtown San Diego, Seaport Village can easily be reached via local freeways or public transportation. Free 2-hour parking with any purchase, and thereafter parking is only $3 an hour.
Come enjoy one of San Diego's finest attractions and go home with memories that will last a lifetime.
Whether you're looking to plan a romantic date or simply enjoy the sand and surf, La Jolla Cove offers a versatile way to explore the best of San Diego.
This beautiful, small beach tucked away between sandstone cliffs affords breathtaking views of the ocean. The Cove, only a few minutes away from the city of La Jolla itself, also offers plenty of beach fun for a date or a family getaway.
If you're into picnicking, visit Grassy Scripps Park adjacent to the Cove. It provides an excellent area for an outdoor picnic, and afterwards you can attempt snorkeling or scuba diving at the Cove, favored for its excellent water visibility at deeper levels.
If you plan to take a trip out there, visit their website for driving directions. Also, keep in mind that there is no public parking lot for La Jolla Cove - plan to arrive early to find decent on-street parking, or park in one of the paid lots downtown.
Whether you're planning an intimate moonlit stroll along the shore or a family outing, La Jolla Cove offers the perfect setting for any adventure you can dream up.
If you're looking to get a glimpse of some Pacific Gray Whales, head out to Cabrillo National Monument for some great viewing opportunities.
The best time to spot the Pacific Gray Whale is during their migration season - from January through March. If you're up there during that time, take a short hike along the Bayside Trail up to the New Point Loma Lighthouse; the whale overlook is located just south of the lighthouse.
There is much more to see than just whales at Cabrillo National Monument. You can also enjoy picturesque views of the harbor, San Diego skyline, and of course - the Pacific Ocean. While you're there, head over to the Visitor Center and learn about the history behind Cabrillo. The Visitor Center at Cabrillo National Monument offers exhibits, films, and guided tours.
If you're arriving by vehicle, there is a charge of $5. Walk-ins, bicyclists, and motorcyclists are charged only $3. Your entrance fee is good for seven days so come back as often as you like.
For the best of the outdoors, look no further than Mission Trails Regional Park.
If you're looking to get a glimpse of some Pacific Gray Whales, head out to