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A must see place if you live in San Diego or if you're just visiting. See these Sea lions and pups basking in sun is one of the most beautiful things we take for granted. Their natural desire to soak up the sun is what most of us live for and to be able to capture some pictures of these puppies is priceless.
Family time just got 10 times better and the kids will enjoy being close to animals you can only find on books if you don't live on the coast. I recommend not being too close to the Sea lions as the males do tend to get aggressive if people are too close to...
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Best place in La Jolla to see a lot of sea lions in one place! It was my first time in San Diego as a tourist and didn't know where to go to for the best sea lion viewing experience. I started out at La Jolla Sea Lion Cove and saw a couple on the rocks, and then headed north west to Point La Jolla Sea Lion Rookery, but the sea lions weren't there. They were ALL on the beach sunning themselves on Boomer Beach. It was a great view of the different colours and sizes and you could hear and smell them! And super close to restaurants nearby where...
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It's the beach everyone goes to to see the sealions.
They're so used to humans that you can easily get within 10 feet of them without alerting them in any way. It's definitely a good spot to stop by to see how wildlife has adapted to humans. There'll be quite a crowd here if you come during the middle of the day, so be mindful of that.
Also, they smell. Because they're sealions, so not much can be...
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