Village of La Jolla
0.5 Miles | 4 Minutes
This scenic San Diego neighborhood, simply referred to as ‘The Village’, is home to a handful of cafes and coffee shops, local businesses, and boutiques, all within close proximity to the beach.
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Things to Do in La Jolla Cove
Explore all the best things to do in La Jolla Cove. From its scenic parks set atop dramatic seaside cliffs to its underwater ecological reserves put in place to protect the local marine life, La Jolla is a nature lover’s paradise for sunshine, shopping, dining, and sightseeing in one of San Diego’s most beautiful neighborhoods.
UC San Diego
4.1 Miles | 17 Minutes
Contemporary architecture and scenic gardens with sculptures and fountains abound at the UC San Diego campus, one of the world's leading public research universities.
Seal Rock
0.4 Miles | 3 Minutes
Sandwiched between Children's Pool Beach and La Jolla Beach, Seal Rock is home to San Diego’s resident seals and sea lions—who are protected as part of a larger marine reserve.
Ellen Browning Scripps Park
1.2 Miles | 7 Minutes
One of the most popularly photographed locations in all of San Diego, this beautiful green space is perfect for taking in panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean while watching sunsets and seals.
La Jolla Open Aire Market
0.9 Miles | 5 Minutes
This popular farmers market attracts the area’s top farmers, artisans, and local vendors on Sundays from 9 am to 1 pm, with proceeds benefiting La Jolla Elementary (LJES) public school.
Tourmaline Surfing Park
3.7 Miles | 13Minutes
Situated at the northern end of Pacific Beach, Tourmaline Surfing Park is considered a surfers mecca and is also frequented by kite surfers, sailboarders, and beachgoers year-round.
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
0.5 Miles | 3 Minutes
Since its founding in 1941, MCASD has evolved into a leading visual arts organization, housing abstract, minimalist, installation, Latin American, and California art from 1950 to the present day.
Mount Soledad
3.5 Miles | 13 Minutes
Known primarily for its veteran’s memorial and giant white cross, this prominent city landmark offers 360-degree panoramic views of San Diego and the Pacific Ocean from 823 feet of elevation.
La Jolla Shores
2.4Miles | 13 Minutes
Adjacent to the Underwater Park Ecological Reserve, this mile-long stretch of sandy beach and gentle ocean waves is perfect for novice scuba lessons, swimming, surfing, and volleyball.
Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve
31 Miles | 9.2 Minutes
This beautiful state reserve encompasses 1,500 acres of land dedicated to maritime chaparral, the rare Torrey pine, miles of unspoiled beaches, and a lagoon that is vital to migrating seabirds.
Duke’s La Jolla
0.6 Miles | 4 Minutes
Named after native Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku, the father of modern surfing, Duke’s celebrates ohana and the spirit of aloha with traditional island plates and tropical drinks.
George’s at the Cove
0.6 Miles | 5 Minutes
Voted “Top 100 Best Al Fresco Dining Restaurants in America” by OpenTable, renowned chef Trey Foshee delivers New American cuisine in an elegant setting with scenic ocean views.
The Cottage
0.5 Miles | 4 Minutes
A local hangout with a reputation for delicious food and friendly service, The Cottage has been delighting guests with classic American and Southern California influenced fare since 1992.
The Marine Room
1.5 Miles | 10 Minutes
Impeccable cuisine and romantic sunset views can be found in this elegant fine dining room, where fresh seafood and dramatic eye-level views of the waves enhance the experience.