A popular peninsula wrapping around Coronado and the perfect spot to watch the sun go down. Eat at one of the many fresh seafood restaurants and take a walk to Cabrillo National Monument for panoramic views over the North Pacific.
Vibrant galleries and theatres are at the heart of this diverse and well-positioned district. Mexican food is a speciality in Old Town - Mariachi and folklore dancers entertain while patrons sip margaritas in the local cantinas.
An upscale area in San Diego coveted for its ocean views and famous cove. Specific highlights include tidal pools, cafes, golf courses, boutiques, and gourmet eateries. One of California's best seaside areas..
A largely residential neighborhood northeast of downtown San Diego. The area also has many quaint side streets lined with local cafes, breweries, and other small businesses. Expect fewer tourists here.
Artsy meets industrial in this colorful neighborhood, which is historically home to San Diego's Mexican and Chicano communities. World-class murals are everywhere, as well as a host of local breweries and Chicano comfort food.
An exclusive neighborhood to the east. Holding the motto of “the Jewel of the Hills,” this is no hidden gem. Known for its luxury day spas, antique markets, and the Carlton Oaks Country Club. This area will satisfy all lavish needs.
A favorite amongst young professionals and students. University Avenue is especially popular with a lively restaurant and upmarket bar scene. When the sun goes down, people move to The Observatory North Park to dance through the night.
Bustling promenade with ocean vistas. Benefitting from a wide boardwalk, joggers and cyclists join walkers for some fresh sea air. With plenty of bars and eateries set back from the seafront, there is always somewhere to rest.
Ocean beach is a seafront neighborhood with relaxed SoCal vibes. Beaches are often filled with sunbathers and surfers. Meanwhile, the pier offers a fishing spot with unrivaled views. Ample eateries and shops throughout.
