Point Loma Ecological Reserve — Attraction in San Diego

Seemed a little dangerous coming down the side of the rock to get to the tide pools but wasn't as bad as I thought. Glad I wore some decent water shoes instead of slides. Once down there I was told by a worker not to handle the sea life or pick up the rocks so I was a little put off. We respected her wishes though and didn't argue and after that she asked if it was OK if she taught us a little about the sea life there. Totally made the experience a great one gaining knowledge and touching something I thought was dangerous. This was on Friday Oct 13th so shout out to that worker and thank you for letting us know that in December it will be an even better...

Different than other sea shores in San Diego. It's rocky and full of vegetation and sea creatures. I felt very lively at this place. As you can see in my pictures, I got to experience sea anemone and shells. There were crabs, lobsters and other shell bearing creatures too. The rocks are slippery due to alagal growth so wear shoes and walk carefully. There is a low tide time when you can walk on these rocks. Parking could be an issue since it has limited space. If you manage to park, it is worth...

A very beautiful and scenic place here at the end of the peninsula 😎 its a $20 fee to get in , but you can explore everywhere down here and the receipt is good for 7 days ❤️☺️ i loveee the pelicans ❤️ i am glad they saved them from the awful pesticide that they were using in the 60s . The stairs on the trail around here are easy but tricky , just take your time and let people go around if they are going to fast . The tide was up high in march so we couldn't go lower but it was still beautiful...