Five Must See Attractions
1. La Jolla Cove- for breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and its rugged coastline.
2. Cabrillo National Monument- The lighthouses, tidepools, and best skyline view of San Diego.
3. Balboa Park- Miles of museums, pavilions, and a spectacular rose garden.
4. Embarcadero- A very popular destination for locals and tourist. Great eateries, beautiful yachts, and easy stop n go browsing of many shops.
5. Hotel Del Coronado- Historic hotel in beautiful Coronado just across the bay. A splendid stroll along the beach, great food and shops.
If you have the extra time:
1. Sunset Cliffs and Ocean Beach- Perhaps the best place for a sunset with Ocean Beach being a hidden gem for casual dining with popular spots such as Hodad’s and OB Noodle house that includes a sake bar.
2. Historic Liberty Station- A patriotic walk through history as this once Naval Training Center has been transformed with houses, restaurants,dance studios and art galleries. Watch the planes take off from Lindbergh Field while having a picnic.
3. Shelter Island and/or Harbor Island- Simply beautiful and relaxing setting with some of the more upscale resorts located on Shelter Island and Tom’s Lighthouse offering the freshest of seafood on Harbor Island.
4. Old Town San Diego- This is where we eat Mexican and pick up a few souvenirs. Right around the corner from the Old Town Trolley Station. Hand made tortilla’s right before your eyes. Historic old houses and more.
5. Mission San Diego or Mission San Luis Rey- One does not need to be religious to enjoy the historic value and opportunity of what early life was in this area. Nice displays of artifacts and casual self guided tours make either or both of these destinations a must see.
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