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Nov 13, 2012 · Point Loma. Spectacular views, rich history and excellent tidepools make Point Loma a don't miss destination. History, Views, a Full Working Marina & More!
Point Loma is historically important as the landing place of the first European expedition to come ashore in present-day California. Point Loma houses two major military bases, a national cemetery, a national monument, and a university, in addition to residential and commercial areas.
Jul 2021. Point Loma offers a great view of the entire San Diego coast! You can watch all the military ships and aircraft as well as personal boats. There is also a 2 mile hike that goes down to sea level which gets you below the haze at the top.
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One of San Diego’s lesser-known destinations, Point Loma features several hidden gems that make it worth a visit. Just west of downtown San Diego and on the other side of the water from the Coronado Naval Air Station sits the Point Loma Peninsula, known for its tide pools, sandstone cliffs, and the historic Cabrillo National Monument.
- San Diego, CA 92106, USA
- (619) 849-2200
- Discover the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. Old Point Loma Lighthouse, Cabrillo National Monument, 1800 Cabrillo Memorial Dr, San Diego, CA 92106, USA.
- Learn About Sea Life at the Point Loma Tide Pools. Lands End Road, San Diego, CA 92106, USA. Phone +1 619-557-5450. Web Visit website.
- Enjoy the View at the Sunset Cliffs. Sunset Cliffs, San Diego, CA 92107, USA. Sunset Cliffs Natural Park—a 68-acre park with 400-foot sea cliff formations, sea caves, and native coastal sage scrub—offers a setting found in very few places around the world.
- Tour Shelter Island. Shelter Island, San Diego, CA 92106, USA. Family Attractions. 4.8. Since it's connected to the mainland by a narrow strip of land, the 1.2-mile-long Shelter Island is technically an isthmus, but it's also the most popular neighborhood of Point Loma for tourists and locals alike to enjoy recreational activities and outdoor fun.
A neighborhood of dramatic contrasts. West of downtown San Diego, you'll find Point Loma, Harbor Island and Shelter Island, all of which offer great restaurants, activities, a variety of accommodations and stunning views of San Diego's skyline.
Because the area is home to so much of San Diego’s history as a fishing and port town, its dining scene hews more classic than trendy, attracting those looking for a taste of real San Diego. At the fish market in Point Loma Seafoods you can snag fresh fillets for the grill or a picnic; just muscle your way through the crowds up front to place ...
