Where can you see seals, whales, pelicans, and people all from one spot? The La Jolla Children’s Pool. Situated along the rocky La Jolla coast—arguably the most scenic part of the San Diego coastline—is a small, sandy beach protected by a sea wall built in 1932 known as the Children’s Pool. The curved sea wall… Read More La Jolla Children’s Pool
The Map & Atlas Museum of La Jolla takes you on a historical, geographic journey back almost 500 years using rare and antique maps that show us the perception of the world long before the days of satellite images and Google Maps. The museum is on the courtyard (lower) level of the Merrill Lynch Building;… Read More Map & Atlas Museum of La Jolla
You can watch thrill-seekers get their adrenaline rushes as they run off a cliff high above the Pacific Ocean—strapped into a hang glider or parasail—at the Torrey Pines Gliderport. The on-shore winds and cliffs above the beach create an excellent updraft for hang gliders and parasailers to soar on as they fly up and down the… Read More Torrey Pines Gliderport
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