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| Cliffs of La Jolla Shores |
Beach life is nothing new in San Diego and with a cool breeze in the air; waves at La Jolla Shores are calmer during the summer months than most San Diego beaches. The beach is approximately 1 mile and runs along the shoreline of La Jolla. San Diego has many beaches but what makes La Jolla Shores so unique is you can actually walk out onto large boulders that extend out into the ocean. The crashing waves up close are incredible as you can feel the ocean’s spray with every landing. Stairs can be found throughout the area for easy access along with ramps for those with disabilities. For sand digging fun this beach offers volleyball nets and a quick place to shower off all that sand.
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| Seals Basking At La Jolla's Children's Pool |
Further down you’ll discover La Jolla’s Children’s Pool, it’s a small cove that was designed for children to swim in. A large wall was built to keep the ocean waves from coming into the area. It’s now home to many seals that have taken over beach in that section of La Jolla Shores keeping visitors out of area. The seals are government protected but a narrow walkway above the wall wraps around the cove making it a viewing spot of the mammals.
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| La Jolla Shores San Diego |
Many visitors’ head over to La Jolla Shores for all the activities, events that take place here it’s also right across the street of many residences who enjoy all of what the beach has to offer. Amenities such as fire pits, picnic seating, surfing, scuba diving and boating can be found in each area. Don’t worry there are lifeguards are on staff for swimmers, decent parking and different playgrounds for the kids. Come spend a day in San Diego and please keep our beaches clean.
Here is a list of the restrictions that apply to this beach:
No Alcohol
No Glass
No Smoking
No Littering
No Disturbing
No Camping Overnight
No Dogs (most of the year)
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