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San Diego is more than just a beach town with excellent 70-degree year-round temperatures and little rain. It is a mecca of attractions, food, and activities. You can spend the day visiting museums, hiking, sunbathing, surfing, whale watching, or visiting one of the many farmers’ markets. Then, watch a beautiful sunset over the Pacific Ocean…

There’s a lot to do around San Diego, including some of the best diving spots you will find anywhere in California. With choices that let you get up close to ocean life in the area, shipwreck dives, and options for various experience levels, it’s no wonder so many divers rank the site highly on their…

San Diego is well-known for its beaches and other ocean-going activities, but it is also an excellent destination for outdoor recreation on land. The area has tons of off-road trails for overlanding and trail running, mountain bike trails at all difficulty levels, and beautiful hiking routes that suit any age or experience level. If you’re…

Some adventures stay in your memory for the rest of your life. Those magical moments happen when every detail of your trip falls into place, and you enjoy all life has to offer. When you explore the Gaslamp Quarter in San Diego, you will feel awe and excitement that you won’t find anywhere else. This…

Del Mar is about 20 miles from San Diego, California. This seaside village is a world-class destination with a small-town feel. It started as a Hollywood retreat and has become a mecca for vacationers worldwide due to its tranquility, pristine beaches, and many other activities. Here’s what you need to know about the area. Getting…

Around 150 endangered ocean species live in U.S. waters. Several include whale species in California’s water, like gray, blue, fin, and humpback whales. A whale entangled in fishing nets or waste can become injured or drown. In this short guide, you’ll learn more about marine life entanglement and how we can solve this critical problem. …

You may think that no two things are as different as gray whales and Monarch butterflies. However, these species do have a few things in common. This is what you should know about the migration of gray whales and western monarch butterflies. Gray Whale Migration Did you know that gray whales travel up to 14,000…

The City of Del Mar, California, is on the Pacific Ocean just north of San Diego. As a quaint seaside city is only 2.2 square miles, it receives millions of visitors every year looking for fun activities and beautiful beaches, including Del Mar Beach. You should know about these beaches and what to expect when…

Seeing wildlife in its natural habitat can be a great lifelong lesson for kids, especially if you prepare with the right educational tools and conversations. Not only does it help deepen their connection to the world around them, but it can also foster an interest in science with hands-on experience. Taking kids on a whale-watching…

Whale watching is one of the great seasonal attractions in the San Diego area. If you have gone before or traveled to other locations to see whales, there are a few must-have items to ensure you get the most out of your trip. If you’re new to spotting migrating whales, take a tip from the…

Whether you’re visiting San Diego for the first time or you’ve been countless times, taking the San Diego Ferry is the ideal way to learn about this beautiful coastal southern California city. The ferry, however, that runs across the bay to Coronado Island allows you to enjoy a variety of advantages. You could be local…

Humpback whales are a natural and cultural treasure. San Diego residents and visitors are fortunate to see humpbacks the entire year. Before you go whale-watching, it’s worth learning about these fascinating creatures. Our brief guide explores humpback whale migration, habitats, and characteristics.  Migration Humpback whales live in oceans throughout the globe. Their migratory journeys are…