The most immersive way to enjoy the splendor of the sea With mile after mile off coastline, there’s no shortage of water sports in La Jolla. From kayaking and snorkeling to paddle-boarding and kitesurfing, there are so many ways to hit the water and enjoy a beautiful day in La Jolla.  Kayaking is especially popular

Witness the migration of these magnificent beasts from a boat or the shore A lengthy Pacific coastline along whale migration routes makes San Diego perfect for whale watching. Luckily for visitors, our town boasts year-round whale watching opportunities, depending on which type of whale you’d like to see.   The winter and spring months are the

Legendary crescent beach and sea lion/harbor seal sunbathing spot With blue-green water, pillowy sand, and marvelous coastal scenery, Children’s Pool is undoubtedly one of the best beaches in La Jolla. Though it was once a tranquil cove for young swimmers, it’s recently been reclaimed by the town’s resident seafaring mammals—harbor seals and sea lions. From

Modern art and timeless ocean views at this renowned art institution Recently reopened to the public, The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego is the shining jewel in the local art scene’s crown, and a standout among La Jolla museums. It focuses on preserving and exhibiting works of art from the 1950s to the present.

A monthly art-focused open house in the village Grab your walking shoes and get ready for an evening of art, wine, and merrymaking at this monthly event. Held from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the first Friday of every month, this art extravaganza prompts La Jolla art galleries to open their doors and invite

Legendary cove beach and wildlife hangout  One of the best beaches in La Jolla and perhaps San Diego overall, La Jolla Cove is a tiny slice of beach heaven mere blocks from the bustling heart of La Jolla Village. Descend a set of steps to find a small, sandy cove protected by rugged sandstone cliffs.

Splendid Caverns Carved Into Sandstone Cliffs Hiding within hollowed out sandstone cliffs soaring over the beachfront, La Jolla’s seven sea caves are one of town’s biggest draws. This stunning collection of caverns is best seen during a kayaking or snorkeling tour, where a knowledgeable guide can help you navigate the sometimes-tricky corridors and passages. Some