San Diego River Cruise
Take this stunning 2-hour boat trip and relax on the waters. You will discover all that San Diego bay has to offer. This is a relaxing and thrilling experience for all. You will see sights such as Coronado Bridge, and the Naval Base, and may even spot a sea lion or two whilst you’re on board! The tour is guided by a narrator and ensures you come away having learned all there is to know about San Diego!
Cave Kayaking for Two
Get out on the open waters and experience the beautiful La Jolla caves in a kayak. This tour is laid back and fun for those who decide to venture. You will kayak under the caves and will also have the opportunity to see sea lions, whales, dolphins, and sea turtles. Get up close to nature and get a workout in whilst you’re at it! This will not only exercise your arm muscles but your love for the great outdoors as well. All beginners are welcome, so don’t feel you have to sit this one out if you aren’t experienced or confident!
San Diego Zoo
Who doesn’t love a trip to the zoo? At the San Diego zoo, you will walk amongst animals and immerse yourself in nature. These animals are from all over the globe and the unique thing about this zoo is that the enclosures are created to directly resemble habits these animals would have had in the wild. From an Asian rainforest environment to the gorilla tropics, the zoo offers so much to see. Take a trip and see all the different animals, such as wolves, jaguars, giraffes, snakes, and turtles!
Coronado bridge
This bridge offers stunning views overlooking the city. It’s the bridge that famously connects San Diego to Coronado California. Its state route 75. The bridge overlooks the San Diego bay and is the perfect photo opportunity. The bridge began construction as early as 1926 so has historical roots. It makes for a lovely view and an even better photo to capture the moment!
Mt. Soledad National Veterans Memorial
The memorial is regarded as one of the most unique veterans’ memorial sites in all of America. The site is the only place to honor every male and female veteran that served in the armed forces from the cold war to the current war on terror. The memorial honors their lives not only by showcasing their names but with a picture of every person alongside it. The plaques also mention their military achievements. It is a unique but also very emotional site to visit. This has been a site that has captured many tourists’ attention and is definitely worth a visit.
Balboa Park
Regarded as the place where nature, science, and culture collide. There are stunning walks and nature trails to be explored as well as being home to over sixteen museums. The park is linked to the San Diego zoo. A trip to Balboa Park is the best way to spend a relaxing day. There are plenty of shops to enjoy here at Balboa Park so you are bound to find something to mark your visit and bring home!
Torrey Pines Gliderport
Paraglide over the beautiful Pacific ocean. You will soar above the waves, but you will do so safely, whilst strapped to a qualified pilot. This is definitely a day out for the adventurers! Glide through the air and take in the stunning views of the ocean and surrounding areas. What better way to take in the sights of San Diego from up here?
What else?
Fear not if you are afraid of heights, you can still have an equally as enjoyable time on the beach and taking in the views of the colorful power gliders high above!
Hotel del Coronado
Hotel del Coronado is a San Diego landmark. Regardless if you’re staying there or not, this landmark is a must-see with its peaked red roofs, stunning ocean vistas, and overlooking the ocean. Soak up the views of the ocean and walk where Hollywood’s greatest stars once stood. Think Marylin Monroe from Some Like it Hot. This stunning hotel was built in 1888, its architecture is from the Victorian era.
Belmont Park
Fancy a day out at an amusement park with a twist? This vintage amusement park offers a thrilling experience for all. The centerpiece and the main attraction for this are the Big Dipper which is a completely wooden roller coaster that has been in existence since 1925. Thanks to a $2 million dollar restoration project this coaster can still be ridden by all today. Belmont Park is situated on the coast so you can enjoy views of the bay and pacific ocean whilst you’re here.
Sunset Cliffs Natural Park
Sunset Cliffs offers the best view of the ocean from anywhere in the city. People have come to take in the stunning sunsets. This area is popular with hikers, runners, surfers, and bird watchers alike. Take a trip down to the sunset cliffs and take in the breathtaking sunset. A walk along the sandy beaches and a splash in the waves, what more could you want?
Cabrillo National Monument
The Cabrillo National monument is a must-see for all tourists. The monuments depict Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, who was the first European traveler to travel up the Californian coast, in 1542. Walk to the top of this monument and once there, you will see the ‘best views in San Diego’. Tourists have proclaimed this as fact and have even encouraged other travelers to explore the many trails and tide pools. You may come across different creatures whilst enjoying a very scenic walk.
