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A local's guide to what's actually worth doing, across San Diego County.
I've assembled the most comprehensive guide to fun things to do in San Diego that you will find. It has taken years to build and is a team effort to keep updated. Our unique-positioned team also includes thousands of clients who share feedback about their trips, hotel concierges, friends who work in tourism, and tons of personal experience.
I can wholeheartedly confirm that locals enjoy the theme parks, breweries, beaches, water sports, hikes, museums, and more on this list that visitors come from far and wide to explore. You can search by activities that interest you.
Explore the La Jolla Ecological Reserve and Seven Sea Caves on a kayaking tour with Everyday California. Here’s what it’s like.
Sunny Jim is the only sea cave in California that is accessible by land through an over 100-year-old tunnel. Local tips for your visit.
See why East Village Tavern and Bowl is an excellent thing to do in San Diego with kids. There’s gourmet food, awesome drinks and bowling. Fun, right?
“Art Alive” is the San Diego Museum of Art’s largest fundraiser with spectacular floral arrangements mirroring pieces in their Permanent Collection.
“Ingenious! The World of Dr. Seuss” exhibit at the San Diego History Center has a reading library, crafts for kids and shows an unseen side of the artist.
Perched on the cliffs above Black’s Beach in La Jolla, the Torrey Pines Gliderport has one of the best views in San Diego. Here’s why you should go.
Duty Free City offers luxury lifestyle services and shopping just a half mile from the U.S.-Mexico border. And, here is how you qualify for tax savings.
If my dog could type, here’s what would be on his list of favorite things to do with dogs around La Jolla from parks to shopping to restaurants.
Tiger Trail is the conservation-minded Sumatran tiger habitat at San Diego Zoo Safari Park. We’re members so I’ll share our favorite things to do and see here.
