La Jolla San Diego A sparkling gem of San Diego,
A sparkling gem of San Diego, La Jolla
is a perfect postcard with several
beaches along more than seven miles of coastline
against a series of hills known as Monte
Loneliness.
Being part of San Diego, La Jolla is just
15 minutes from the downtown district. With
beautiful landscapes, the area also offers many
restaurants, art galleries, hotels and resorts,
and many other attractions like the Scripps
Institution of Oceanography.
The Birch Aquarium
The Birch Aquarium is also part of La Jolla,
giving you the opportunity to enter the exciting world
of sharks, living coral reefs and many other submarines
exhibits. This aquarium shows the mysteries of
the ocean and what really lives there.
The coast of La Jolla is made up of rocky headlands
separated by virgin coves and sandy beaches. All
along the beach, you can find many different hotels
and resorts, designed to make your stay a little
best.
The North Pacific Beach stretches to La Jolla, traveling
from the Crystal Pier in Pacific Beach. If you travel
north of this area, you will find yourself in the
La Jolla beaches.
Windandsea Beach
Going to the southern tip of the La Jolla shoreline,
You will find Windandsea Beach. Windandsea Beach has
long had a reputation as a surfer's paradise, though
rugged beaches and rocky cliffs can be very
dangerous if you don't know them.
area called House
Near downtown La Jolla, there is an area called
House, which used to be a children's pool. Now days
the area has been invaded by seals and sea lions.
Although children can no longer swim here, it is a
great pastime to lie on the beach and watch them play.
Traveling along the La Jolla shoreline, you will find
the tide pools. These pools are great to look at,
although you should not touch them. You should visit
during low tide and be sure to wear rubber soled shoes,
as they can get quite slippery.
La Jolla cove is very pretty, although a
from the smaller beaches in San Diego. On either side of
the cove, there are sandstone cliffs. This helps to
adds a sense of isolation to the cove.
Along La Jolla, Shores Beach is the widest and
longest beach. If you look into the distance in the
beach, you can see the scripps pier. Also on the beach,
there are diving classes for beginners throughout the summer
months.
With so much to offer you and your family, the beaches of
La Jolla is among the best in San Diego. There's a lot
to do and see here, with dining and swimming. For
great visit to the beach, La Jolla seems to simplify the
the best of life in California.
