La Jolla Cove — Local services in Solana Beach

One of the most beautiful sites and views I’ve seen in a very long time. It’s breathtaking and just a MUST for all who come and visit San Diego, CA. If you’re able to include it as one of your stops through CA then I highly recommend you do it for at least an entire day. The beach is clean, so is the park area. It can be very crowded and parking can be hard to find but if you can get there early enough, you can beat the crazy late afternoon traffic. There are seals that swim near the shore where civilians will be so I suggest if you have children, be careful leaving them unattended. Otherwise, bring your sunscreen, beach attire, BBQ supplies and make it a day...

This was the first time I had been back to La Jollas beaches in more than a decade. Google maps took me to a street where there was parking and it also served as an overlook to where the seals / sea lions rest and play. This street also features the crab catcher restaurant along with access to Eddie V's via a long staircase. There were no wildlife to see besides the birds and they smelled horrible. Access to the cave was through a shop so I wasn't sure if it costs money or if it was public access, I think that information should've been more clear. Either way, it was nice out and the...

One of the must see places near San Diego. Come either early in the morning or later in the day to avoid crowds and crazy traffic. Evenings are nicer as the sun comes down.

You’ll be amazed by the cliffs, birds, and sea lions hanging out within just a few feet from people. Be mentally prepared for their smell, haha. Very entertaining and fun for all ages.

Overall, it’s a great place to witness wildlife and enjoy picturesque views of the ocean and cliffs. Sunset makes it...