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La Jolla offers many beach activities from just watching the water to Skin Diving. There are at least seven named beaches stretched along La Jolla's coast line and each has a unique quality as well as...
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The Birch Aquarium, is not in the priority list of most of us, but it's really worthy. The admission is $11 for adults, $9 for seniors, $ 7.50 for children of 3-7 years, under 2yrs are free. The...
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Consider the idea of checking out the Universtiy of California at San Diego! This might seem like a strange, 'Must See Activity,' but one of the things many people like to do while traveling is to go...
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This photo of the west side of MCASD at La Jolla, shows a permanent work of art commissioned of Nancy Rubins. The various boats represent and acknowledge the importance of the nautical influence to...
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This State Reserve was set aside to protect the natural landscape of this part of California, especially protecting the rarest pine tree in the world, the Torrey Pine which grows here naturally. (The...
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I love thsi Beautiful Episcopal church with a Californian-spanish style is really pretty, I love to walk here and enjoy the shadow from the trees, the fountain and view. There's a little shop that I...
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We decided to have lunch in the cafe with outdoor seating at the Museum of Contemporary Art. I generally find that one can depend on a museum's lunch menu and this one did not disappoint. Salad...
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There are lots of art galleries in La Jolla and for music lovers, a stop at the Athenaeum Music and Arts Library may be a special treat. This is a non-profit member's library that is open to the...
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St. James by the sea is a wonderful place to visit. It's an Episcopal church with Spanish elements in its design, and it occupies a prominent position in the midst of the growing business district in...
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Are these sea lions or seals? Are sea lions and seals the same thing? Regardless, they hang out on La Jolla Cove. And yes, they are cute. Could they be cuter?...
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Back in 1991 my friend had her wedding reception at La Valencia and I was one of her bridesmaids. On my visit to her we took advantage of having some time to...
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When visiting San Diego, I definitely recommend attending a gourmet cooking and dining class at Lajollacooks4u. Lajollacooks4u offers a private, hands-on...
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My husband and I wanted to do a two tank dive in the beautiful La Jolla Cove. We chose to dive with Scuba San Diego and I can't tell you how pleased we were...
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Want something "different" to do while in La Jolla? Go to Torrey Pines Glider Port and be prepared to be fascinated. Whether it's hang gliding, paragliding,...
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Avenida de la Play is a short street with several shops and restaurants, sort of a mini-village, that gives a different face to La Jolla. A casual, sporty,...
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Warwicks is a significant book emporium in La Jolla. Not only does it sell books, stationary items and gifts, it offers a full calendar of events featuring...
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Mount Soledad stands 822 feet high and offers a 360 degree view that is awesome, especially on a clear day.There is a great controversy raging over the cross...
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This is really a fun place to visit, especially with children. The Cave Store has had many names during the hundred plus years it's been around and it has stood...
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If sunning yourself at the beach is not enough for you, check out what's going on under the water.At the northern edge of La Jolla begins the San Diego-La Jolla...
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This is just a tiny beach area, tucked between sandstone cliffs, but our favorite spot in La Jolla. We love it because our twins can see a lot of seals here and...
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I visited this cross over 20 years before, and just returned on Easter Sunday 2011. As I was driving up through the nice expensive La Jolla community, the...
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Walk along the little pier and you can look back along to the beach and watch the seals. Or you can sit on the sand behind the line and watch them laying in the...
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The Neurosciences Institute has a similar history to the Salk Institute. It is a non-profit scientific research facility. This facility is however focused on...
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The Salk Institute, completed in 1965, is considered by most architectural critics as an absolute masterpiece. It is located 300 feet in elevation above the...
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A small aquarium located in the hills of La Jolla. Ineractive setting for children and adults. Friendly and available staff.Adult, 18-59 years $11.00, Youth...
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Things to do in La Jolla fall into three basic categories. Luxury, Science/Education and Water Sports. On and around Prospect Street, you'll find world-class dinning, shopping...
La Jolla---The Jewel Of San Diego!
Welcome to my La Jolla page, La Jolla is pronounced "la hoya" and it is "The Jewel" of San Diego. The rich and famous stay, shop and play in La Jolla. Some of us not so rich and famous can play here...
This may not be the most beautiful view in La Jolla, but I use it as my cover photo because of the memories attached to it. We lived in San Diego in the 60's and spent wonderful sunny Sundays on this...
La Jolla, the best place of San Diego
Beautiful landscapes, a natural and peaceful place to walk, relax and enjoy with the family or as a romantic getaway, this is the perfect place!.There's nothing like a walk along the corridor of La...
My 1st trip to La Jolla was in April 2008, I only had a couple of days to spend in the area around San Diego but I was encouraged to make sure to stop by La Jolla by a couple of my VT friends. On my...
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