Ed Kim Whether you have a big family or you’re flying solo this Thanksgiving, you’ll find a palate pleasing way to celebrate the day in San Diego. Indulge in a tasty Thanksgiving feast cooked up by some of the best chefs in the city. Whether you prefer the traditional turkey carving with all the trimmings or an … Read more
Autumn Peltier, Greta Thunberg, Xiye Bastida and other young climate and conservation activists are inspiring kids around the world to get involved in learning about and caring for the environment. In San Diego, Living Coast Discovery Center hosts exciting, educational Wildlife Day Camps over Thanksgiving and Christmas weeks to spark interest in the environment and … Read more
Sunny San Diego is a family-friendly vacation destination where kids and their parents can enjoy year-round activities and attractions. The city’s world-class museums educate and entertain with hands-on exhibits, special events, and opportunities for family fun. Here are a few of the most kid-friendly museums in San Diego. Most can be visited at a discount. … Read more
Everyone knows SeaWorld San Diego is one of the hottest tourist attractions each summer, but did you know that they also have a separate waterpark with rides and shows? SeaWorld’s Aquatica is located on Entertainment Circle in Chula Vista, 30 minutes south of SeaWorld. You can make a splash at Aquatica San Diego when it … Read more
Hop aboard an old-fashioned trolley for a tour of San Diego with Old Town Trolley Tours. Your ticket price includes FREE admission to ten museums that celebrate the history and culture of America’s Finest City. From point to point along the 25-mile route, you’ll hear historical trivia and humorous anecdotes from the trolley’s team of … Read more
Originally built as a conservation facility, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park first opened its doors in 1972. Today, it is one of San Diego’s best attractions, welcoming a whopping 2 million people through its doors annually. It’s home to more than 2,600 animals representing over 300 animal species and over 3,500 plant species. It’s … Read more
Every year over 20,000 Pacific gray whales travel between 10,000 and 15,000 miles roundtrip from Alaska’s chilly Chukchi and Bering Seas to the warm lagoons of Baja, California, December to mid-April. The lengthiest migration of any mammal on the planet, San Diego’s 70 miles of coastline is right along their path, making it one of … Read more
December is a magical month in America’s Finest City. Nearly all of San Diego’s major attractions host a holiday celebration of one kind or another. Neighborhoods get into the spirit with tree lightings, festivals, and parades. You’ll discover holiday favorites like a performance of How the Grinch Stole Christmas or The Nutcracker Ballet, plus the … Read more
San Diego is made for al fresco dining with reliably great weather, famously SoCal landscapes, and a deliciously diverse culinary scene. You’ll have no shortage of outdoor dining options in America’s Finest City. Seaside, street-side, and even Japanese garden-side, San Diego has it all from Downtown to North County. These 21 San Diego restaurants serve … Read more
With near constant 70-degree weather, visiting San Diego any time of year is the right time, but there’s something magical about San Diego summers. This vibrant city is bursting with attractions both big and small, and you’ll want to visit as many of them as you can during your stay. The best approach is to … Read more