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Getting To La Jolla
drive from downtown San Diego by going Interstate 5 north. Take the exit at Ardath Road, eventually Ardath Road will become Torrey Pines Road. Continue west on this road, and you'll reach the village when you see Prospect Place. Turn right on Prospect Place and you'll enter the heart of La Jolla. On average, around 7,000 people will visit La Jolla every day. With so many people coming to such a small place, you can almost bet that finding a parking place is a chore. There isn't any parking meters, although many of the streets closest to the water do have one hour time limits. You can go a little farther out for two hour parking, although you'll have to observe the time limits. Even in off season, parking enforcement is really enforced here. Even during the off season, finding a parking place is very hard to do. The streets are almost always crowded, although for good reason. La Jolla is an excellent tourist attraction, with plenty of water and fun for the entire family. If you pay close attention when you visit, you can find a few paid lots that are scattered around the town. If you get closer to the downtown area, the lots will be a little bit cheaper. Your best bet when visiting La Jolla might be a parking lot that's well hidden - so few people will notice it. If you turn downhill on Coast Blvd from Prospect, you'll find it on the left, right across from the Cave Store. Keep in mind though, vehicles over 6'5" won't fit through. (word count 275) PPPPP
Introduction To La Jolla |
Black's Beach Black's Beach is a two mile long, sandy strip of beach located at the base of the majestic cliffs that can be up to 300 foot high. Formally known as Torrey Pines City Beach, it's jointly owned by the City of San Diego and the State of... Grande Colonial La Jolla Your trip to La Jolla's historic Grande Colonial begins with your choice of breathtaking ocean views or views of the village in La Jolla. You have 55 rooms to choose from or 20 elegant suites. All rooms in the Grande Colonial are non... La Jolla Beaches From the family beaches that are most often preferred by tourists to the more secluded coves most desired by surfers, divers, and swimmers, La Jolla beaches offer something for everyone. From Blacks Beach to the north and Windansea Beach to... La Jolla Cove The Cove of La Jolla sits below the Ellen Browing Scripps Park in downtown La Jolla. The sandy portion of the beach is quite small, with plenty of rocky cliffs. During high tide, the surrounding rocks will trap the water that stays behind... La Jolla Sea Caves Tour The most popular tour offered by Hike Bike Kayak of San Diego is the kayak tour of the well known La Jolla Sea Caves. On this tour, you can witness the abudant wildlife and amazing views of the La Jolla Cove with your guide who will be an... La Jolla Village The Village of La Jolla is the vacation showcase of La Jolla. The village offers postcard type beauty, with elegant homes, lush real estate, resorts, luxurious hotels, and even the best in intimate bed and breakfast lodging. The La Jolla... Marine Street Beach Located near the upscale community of La Jolla, the Marine Street Beach is a small cluster of high end clothiers, hotels, shops, and galleries. The beach is also legendary to body surfers and body boarders due to it's thunderous waves... Restaurants And Bars With many different establishments perched on top of cliffs that overlook the famous La Jolla Cove, the restaurants in this city are more well known for their unforgettable atmosphere than anything else. Many restaurants in La Jolla... The Birch Aquarium Smaller and more intimate than other aquariums, the Birch Aquarium is one place where you can get close to all of the animals, and still take your time to simply enjoy being there. Due to its intimacy, adults and children alike are ... Where To Stay During the year 1913, La Jolla's premiere hotel, The Grande Colonial, opened its doors for visitors, charging just $1 a night. Since that time, La Jolla has blossomed into a resort community, with modern hotels only helping to enhance the... |
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