San Diego’s Top 10 Must-See Spots 📸 Stunning Views & Fun Activities!
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We'll explore the top 10 destinations to visit in San Diego to enjoy and explore the beauty of San Diego. We'll visit popular tourist destinations and some hidden gems most visitors miss. San Diego is known for its beauty, but what are the must-see scenic places to visit? Especially if your short on time! In this video we'll visit the best of La Jolla, Coronado, Balboa Park, Point Loma, Sunset Cliffs, Pacific Beach, Old Town, Downtown San Diego, Torrey Pines, and Off-the-beaten-path gems.
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I just discovered your channel and all I can say is that I am glad I did. Your work is excellent! Such a great video!
Thank you I’m glad you found the channel! 😊
lived there for 8 years best place I ever lived....weather is paradise.
I think the weather is the thing that attracts most people here.
Heading out there in q few weeks and I appreciate your content the most in my research!
Thanks I'm glad the videos are helpful. Hope you have a nice trip! =)
Thank you Voyeger . After watching your video I visited San Diego and went all the places you explained in your video. The place is just awesome . Thank you so much .
Thank you! I’m glad to hear the suggestions helped with your trip! 🙂
Thank you very much for all the information 😊
You’re welcome I’m glad the video was helpful!
Been to San Diego many times!!! But missed some I see!!! Definitely going back 🙏 thanks❤to your excellent Video!!!! ❤shalom!!
Thank you I’m glad I could help spark a few ideas!
High cost of living but with higher pay rates than anywhere else. I was born in San Diego and I still live here. The fantastic weather we have more than makes up for the cost of living. We are also one of the few cities where you can go to the beach and get a suntan and then drive about an hour or less east and play in the snow on the same day. 😊
Not so ! The weather isn't everything ! High taxes, high cost of water, power, housing, gas, property taxes, trash service. I lived there 57 years and have been very happy. We are conservatives, and the liberal mindset California is turning that state into a septic tank !
@@richardbird9326 True about the liberals turning it into a septic tank but I'm a native San Diegan as are two of my family generations before me. We were all born right here in San Diego. I remember when we were still called cow town back in the day because there wasn't much here but ranches and the military. I hated to see the population grow so fast here though. I actually was one of the locals with the bumper sticker that said "Welcome to California, Now go home". I love my home town so I'm not going to let a bunch of sick liberal politicians run me out of state. That's how we turned to a Blue state in the first place and that's the problem. If most people would stick to their guns so to speak and become active voters and help the campaigns of people in their party of choice and to keep their states party the same. People need to really start becoming activists during the voting years and educate people on the truth about the candidates running not only for Federal Government but also the candidates in their local and State governments that are on the ballots. This includes judges, and board members because its a domino effect from the judges that are liberal and easy on criminals by slapping them on the wrist and putting them back on the streets which increases crimes in our neighborhoods which then more police are needed to be hired which increases our taxes to pay for more police, which leads to small businesses laying people off and now you have 1000s of unemployed people who may eventually end up homeless causing more problems that we native residents end up flipping the Bill to fix the situation. It's one big Domino effect so don't just vote for a president come November. Look at the entire ballot and be more concerned about your local candidates running for office and read all pros and cons about each proposition that may be on your local city ballots. Some people believe that the upper elite running this country are buying the presidents of their parties choice anyway so it's more important to get the state your in back to the party of your choice because that will make it more difficult in the future for the opposition to win the presidency next election time.
I lived there in the late 1990's while stationed in the Navy. You did a fine job on this video.
Thank you!
as someone who lives in san diego im glad you reconized belmont park i'd say its one of the funnest places here :)
Couldn’t forget Belmont Park! 🙂
We lived in San Diego for 25 years and it was really a treat. We went to all of these places and experienced good food, incredible scenery, inspiring art and architecture, culture, you name it. As someone who grew up in NYC, I'm very picky, lol. Thanks for doing this video so other people who haven't been there yet can get to know it. BTW, our first days in SD were very entertaining, with sonic booms from Camp Pendleton (the marine base)-LOUD-and our first earthquake. But no one should let that stop them. :)
Thanks I’m glad the video was helpful! There are still loud sounds coming from Pendleton and Mira Mar 😀
@@Voyagerhq Ha! Especially when the Blue Angels are soaring. I've been up and down CA so I'll look for more of your videos. 👍😎🌴
Thank you for a great video! It brought back many fond memories of being in San Diego with my wife and daughter. Your cousin in eastern NC, Mike
Thank you Mike! I have cousins from the San Diego area I haven’t met. Are we related?
Great video
Thanks glad you enjoyed it!
Idk why but ppl always forgot the San Diego zoo it’s humane and VERY IMPRESSIVE
Yes it’s very impressive. We also have many videos about the Zoo 🙂
@@Voyagerhq nice!
Great job 👍👍👍99% you get all spotlight of San Diego, it’s beautiful video also having your voiceover bring people nice tour guide this help me will visit some place that I haven’t visited it yet even I’m San Diego resident ,love this video 👍💖❤️🥰
Thank you, I hope you have a great time exploring the city!
Great video! I live in this beautiful place on earth, and i saw some critics already, but don’t even spend time paying attention on those! I went to Europe, South America, and there are homeless everywhere unfortunately! I have a lot of friends and family coming, and sometimes having more information to show San DIego, it is a plus. I recommend the eBook!! Great job on that also!!
Thank you for the feedback! I’m glad the video and ebook are helpful! There are many problems we could cover - I try to find and share useful ideas that may encourage people to explore and appreciate the beauty around us. Hopefully that will help people. I appreciate your kind words.
Enjoyed so much..❤ my parents moved to San Diego in 1952...mission valley was dairy farms, we rode the ferry to Coronado, went to many events in Balboa park and visited family that lived near the cemetery in old Town..we spent summers at the plunge, riding the roller coaster and going to Scripps Aquarium ❤...I left Socal for Seattle for college...34 years later my son went to SDSU for his Masters degree....much has changed but so much is still the same 🤍
That’s great to hear! You covered it all. Go Aztecs! 😀
Enjoyed your video thank you very much. I lived in Pacific Beach from 2006 to 2013 in the alley right behind Rocky's Crown Pub. Rocky's deserves a mention because of their great burgers and it's a local favorite.
Great suggestion! I love that part of Pacific Beach.
You have to try N&N creole soup kitchen!!!! It’s a must!!!! The smoked turkey legs are amazing. Voodoo bird dinner with the seafood mac
Thanks for the suggestion!
You need to add the yacht basin north of downtown!!! Shopping and great restaurants . On the downtown side of the cliffs!!!
Thanks for the suggestion. Are you referring to Shelter and Harbor Island?
Yes exactly correct sir!!!
So many people gives me anxiety lol but looks pretty
Loved the video but you forgot Sea World. When I got to San Diego, I have to visit Sea World!
Thanks great suggestion!
Very good reporting,,,, the Spanish were not the first Europeans to discover North America,, it was the vikings FYI,,,,,
The Spanish were the first to colonize California.
How many of these places allow dogs on leashes? I don't go to many places without my good girl. Also can you give some information and photos of suburbs? No million dollar houses unfortunately. Also apartments or condo rentals. I live in Palm Springs and can't endure the summers. Looks just lovely there. Thank you for a brilliant video! I always think of Marilyn when I see that beautiful hotel. And a very funny film.
Hi thanks for the feedback on the video! I'm happy you enjoyed it. Regarding your question about dog-friendly spots, San Diego is quite accommodating to our furry friends. Many of the beaches, parks, and some outdoor areas of restaurants welcome dogs on leashes. Specific popular dog-friendly locations include Ocean Beach Dog Beach, Fiesta Island, Del Mar Dog Beach and several others around the city. As for exploring the suburbs, I'll make sure to include more information on this in future videos. San Diego has a diverse range of suburban areas that cater to different lifestyles and budgets. Areas like Clairemont, Kearny Mesa, and Mira Mesa offer a more affordable living compared to the upscale neighborhoods. For apartment and condo rentals, websites like Zillow, Trulia, or local real estate agents can provide detailed listings that suit your budget and preferences. The summer weather in San Diego is generally more mild than Palm Springs, and it's a great choice for a seasonal move. And yes, the Hotel Del Coronado is an iconic landmark with a rich history, including its association with Marilyn Monroe and classic films! I'm glad that it brought back some nice memories for you. Thanks for watching!
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as a native i’m stunned they didn’t mention the mormon battalion church, i don’t really know any mormons but it doesn’t matter they let you in for free and it’s great for kids they dress them up and there’s panning for gold at the end, they don’t try to convert you they’re just too in character
My grandma lives at mount Soledad in a condo and her house is 6 stories at 3:23 on the right that’s where she lives
Wow! You have some people really jealous. Lol
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Lots of free parking🤪🥶🤬
Less every day! 😅
Very high cost of living.
100%
@@Voyagerhq how high?
San Diego was recently ranked as the most expensive city to live in the United Sates. Generally everything is more expensive than the national average. It wasn’t always this way but has become more so recently.
@@sdtimeless how can it be more expensive than the Bay Area, LA, NY ? I wouldn’t trust your source.. might be expensive but not the most!
I almost bought a 10-acre farm for $200k, after pandemic, no more good deals.@@sdtimeless
San Diego f*ckin sucks for most of the people who live there. Have fun rich people
Truth be told, as in every coastal part of California, unless you’re earning at least $500,000 a year or lived in the same home for 30 years or more, you’re poor! If you’re a newcomer, California is only for the rich unless you want to live in a crap hole like Bakersfield or Fresno.
don;t forget to visit all the homeless people in san diego who are living the 'american dream"
There are many parts of San Diego you don’t hear about 👀
There are homeless people everywhere in the USA but the homeless people in California are probably living the American dream because as I said we have near perfect weather year round. I mean homeless people aren't stupid people. However it is a United States problem and not something you only see in San Diego. You wouldn't see it at all if you are on Vacation here because the homeless hang out in bad neighborhoods. Stay in a nice resort in San Diego or any of the places mentioned in this fantastic video and you won't see one homeless person.