America’s Finest City is home to some exciting attractions that everyone can enjoy. With activities such as the World Famous San Diego Zoo, Sea World, Legoland, surfing, whale watching, boat rides, and so much more, any stay in San Diego can be action packed full of fun!!
San Diego’s 70+ miles of coastline offers the ultimate outdoor playground. Fun in the Sun and on the water is at your fingertips. The Pacific Ocean beckons to be enjoyed by the entire family as there is plenty to explore from Coronado, San Diego Bay and Mission Bay. Rent a boat for the day, buzz around in a (Continue reading)
The 2012 Farmer's Insurance Open takes place January 23-29 at Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego. Going on its 60th year, the Farmers Insurance Open, formerly known as the Buick Invitational, is being held for the 45th time at Torrey Pines Golf Course. This year marks the third year of Farmers Insurance (Continue reading)
Surfing has been a significant part of San Diego’s culture since 1916, when Famous Hawaiian surfer Duke Kahanamoku surfed Ocean Beach. Today, thousands of locals ‘shralp the gnar’ daily at one of San Diego’s fine beaches. With over 70 miles of coastline, everyone can find their perfect wave – from advanced (Continue reading)
San Diego’s beauty extends below the ocean’s surface. A deep underwater canyon off the coast allows for increased diversity, with everything from lobsters, colorful starfish, crabs, rays, perch, sardines, sea lions, seals and dolphins. Go snorkeling and explore this hidden world! La Jolla Cove is a swimming, (Continue reading)
Kayaking is one of San Diego’s fastest growing recreational activities and for good reason – there is so much to see! Discover the spectacular Seven Caves, sea cliffs, and the Underwater Park, all of which are renowned to La Jolla. With the warm water, great weather, and the amazing combination of (Continue reading)
Chinese New Year is the longest and most important celebration in the Chinese Calendar. This year is the Chinese year 4710 - the year of the dragon. Chinese months are determined by the lunar calendar, with each month beginning on the darkest day. New Year festivities traditionally start on the first day of the (Continue reading)
Point Loma is known for its lighthouse and the Cabrillo National monument however it is also home to a submarine base. In 1959 Fort Rosecrans was turned over to the U.S. Navy. The Navy Submarine Support Facility was established in November 1963 on 280 acres of the land and on October 1, 1981 the base was designated (Continue reading)
All Weekend Whale Watching Come watch the annual migration of the California Gray Whale. These majestic creatures travel thousands of miles annually to give birth in warmer waters, the longest migration known for a mammal. As they cruise from Alaska down to Baja and back, the whales pass right by San Diego – lucky (Continue reading)
One of the best ways to enjoy the Big Bay is to be on it! Salty bay breezes, sparkling waves and matchless natural beauty make San Diego perfect for cruising. The San Diego bay covers 34 miles of oceanfront and spans seven unique districts, each offering a distinct feeling of its own. Whether you are looking for a (Continue reading)
Take on a fun challenge and go fishing. Travel several miles offshore in a deep sea fishing boat, cast off, and see what the catch of the day can be! San Diego fishing boats depart every day, year round, on a regular schedule. Half-day and ¾-day trips target fun and feisty surface game fish at the local (Continue reading)
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