THING TO DO #62
The epicenter of San Diego youth, Pacific Beach draws in nearly 26 million visitors each year. This beach town stretches for two miles between Mission Beach and the La Jolla cliffs.
PB, as it's referred to by locals, is famous for its infinite sunshine, vibrant nightlife, unique eateries, and cute (Continue reading)
Want to experience freedom in a whole new way? Rent a Harley where the cool air rushes by you, the feeling of power is in your hands and a spectacular view awaits you. The amazing thrill of a motorcycle ride is one definite way to experience life from a unique and interesting point of view and a great way to take (Continue reading)
San Diego truly has one of the most interesting topographies of any city in America. From the beaches to the bays and wetlands to the mountains San Diego pretty much covers it all.
We’ve come up with a few suggestions on how and where to get some fabulous views of San Diego!
To start with, there is nothing quite (Continue reading)
THING TO DO #25
For a fun, unique way to take in all that San Diego has to offer, climb aboard an Old Town Trolley Tour. Relax, let someone else do the driving and listen to humorous, educational commentary about San Diego’s culture and history while you take in the sites.
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THING TO DO #30
Sit back, relax, and let MTS move you while you take in all the sights San Diego has to offer. Whether you are traveling by bus, the coaster, or train, throughout the decades, San Diego Metropolitan Transit System has proven to be a dependable and convenient way to travel. You can catch the bus at (Continue reading)
Thing To Do #69
San Diego's Air and Space Museum celebrates aviation and space flight history and technology. Visitors to the museum can see some of the oldest and most significant aircraft specimens in history, from the "Golden Age" of Barnstormers, the to exciting World War I Gallery, and into Space Travel. Their (Continue reading)
The Breeze Bus System provides affordable transportation for residents in North San Diego County. The bus system has over 29 routes. Click here for a full list of destinations.
A single ride costs $1.75 for adults, free for children, and $0.75 for seniors, or those with disabilities. Regional day passes are (Continue reading)
Founded in 1914, Greyhound Lines, Inc. is the largest provider of intercity bus transportation, serving more than 2,300 destinations with 13,000 daily departures across North America. It has become an American icon, providing safe, enjoyable and affordable travel to nearly 25 million passengers each year. The (Continue reading)
The train is a great way to travel through San Diego and our surrounding counties. Relax in comfortable seats with ample legroom as you gaze out the window at San Diego's scenic coastline. The beauty of the train here is that the tracks run along the coast making your experience truly enjoyable.
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Looking for the quickest and cheapest way to get around the city, then why not rent a car in San Diego from Hertz, as you not only get the car of your choice but also save a lot of your money. Hertz is a leading car rental provider in the city which maintains a fleet of high quality vehicles. From small economic (Continue reading)
There is a lot to see in San Diego and we have a myriad of ways to get you to where you want to go. From our Metropolitan Transit System to the Old Town Trolley to a land boat or a water taxi, we’ll show you how to get around. The MTS offers excellent routes and fares from the beaches to the museums. Check here for their route and rate schedule. Old Town Trolley Tours has been transporting guests around the city for more than 20 years. Combining points of interest with fascinating history and amusing anecdotes, their trolley tours stop at all of San Diego’s most popular attractions. Visit here for more information.
