Category: tours
La Jolla California – Why so happy?
Click here to enter the Delicious La Jolla Getaway contest. According to Coastal Living Magazine, La Jolla California is “One of America’s Happiest Seaside Towns.” I’m not sure what their criteria is, but I certainly can’t disagree with them. Even though I’ve lived here for most of my life, the sweeping view of the ocean from the […]
Icon Helicopters Jumps Onboard La Jolla Getaway
Exciting news: Icon Helicopters heard about the “Delicious La Jolla Foodie Getaway” and offered to treat the lucky winners to a scenic flight along the La Jolla coast. I can’t imagine a better way to appreciate the beauty of the coastline. The 45-minute flight will swoop past the Del Mar Race Track, the famous Torrey […]
Things to Do in La Jolla
There are so many things to do in La Jolla that it’s usually hard to know where to start. However, if you’ll be in town this weekend (May 18-19) and you’d like to see some of La Jolla’s best private gardens – the decision is easy. The Secret Garden Tour of La Jolla on Saturday offers […]
Do I need a car in La Jolla?
“Do I need a car in La Jolla?” My answer to this frequent question is always the same. “It depends.” If you are going to stay in a hotel in the village and want to shop, dine, drink, hang out at The Cove, visit the seals at the Children’s Pool, enjoy the view, and maybe […]
San Diego Aerial Sky Tours
In an earlier post I told you about Air2Air and their great San Diego aerial sky tours over La Jolla and other parts of San Diego. Now San Diego Sky Tours, a new sightseeing tour company, is also offering visitors a chance to see San Diego from the air with a first-class flying experience. Departing […]
Good News for Car-less Visitors to La Jolla
So you’re going to stay in downtown San Diego, but want to visit La Jolla? Until now, I’d have said “take the #30 bus,” but recently Tour Guide Tim began offering another option and it’s good news for car-less visitors to La Jolla. His guided coach tours leave from the Santa Fe train station on […]
La Jolla Sky Tour
I thought I knew La Jolla and the rest of San Diego, but something happened last week that has given me a new perspective. I flew over my hometown of several decades – not in a big jet that was in a hurry to get someplace, but in a five-seat Piper Seneca with time to […]
Connect
Connect with us on the following social media platforms.