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[PJammer24]

Anyone have suggestions for someone visiting San Diego for the first time? I am confident I can find plenty of shenanigans to keep me busy but thought someone may have a suggestion or two to aid in streamlining my search!!

[TVCasualty]

I always heard that Black's Beach is the place to go if you like to play volleyball.

 

The museums around Balboa Park are world class (there are 17 of them).

[PJammer24]

I always heard that Black's Beach is the place to go if you like to play volleyball.

 

The museums around Balboa Park are world class (there are 17 of them).

 

Playing volleyball at a swimwear optional beach sounds like an interesting pastime... 

[makinbones69]

Def check out balboa thats a great one. Balboa is close to the gaslamp too. although im uncertain what that looks like with covid. And any of the pacific crest trails around there was cool. All of San Diego is beautiful honestly.

Edited by makinbones69, 31 March 2021 - 05:06 PM.

[Skywatcher]

I always hit Oldtown when I am there. Very early California, and some of the best true mexican restaurants, not TexMex.

I also have no idea how the buisnesses have survived, but they are opening up again with the shift to orange level....

[rockyfungus]

Mexican vs TexMex, world of difference!

[coorsmikey]

Awe man McGill's skate shop is an ole tradition for and some Fish Taco stand down the street that I don't remember anymore.

[Wonky1]

For incredible views of the bay and ocean, make sure to visit Cabrillo National Monument on Point Loma. Go early if you can, not a ton of parking and sometimes you need to get in line and wait for someone to exit. https://www.nps.gov/...-point-loma.htm

[TVCasualty]

 

I always heard that Black's Beach is the place to go if you like to play volleyball.

 

The museums around Balboa Park are world class (there are 17 of them).

 

Playing volleyball at a swimwear optional beach sounds like an interesting pastime... 

 

 

I like to leave that part a surprise.