The Duke’s in La Jolla opened in 2015, bringing a mix of Hawaiian and Californian cooking to the area. Named after Hawaiian swimmer and Olympic champion Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, the restaurant has become one of the most popular spots in the neighborhood and we recommend stopping by if you’re interested in Pacific Islander cooking. Of […]
La Jolla’s beaches are famous for their beauty, but perhaps none more so than La Jolla Cove. Tucked away between towering sandstone cliffs, this small sandy beach is among the most photographed in southern California. It’s also well-known for its mild surf and clear water, making it the perfect spot for swimmers, snorkelers, and scuba […]
While it might have a reputation as LA’s “little brother,” San Diego is a quintessential southern California beach city and a terrific vacation destination in its own right. Here are a few of the coolest neighborhoods in America’s Finest City: La Jolla: Nicknamed “the Jewel,” La Jolla is a charming seaside community with a unique […]
La Jolla and Coronado Island are two of the most popular seaside destinations in San Diego. If you have the time, we actually recommend seeing both of them, since they’re both absolutely gorgeous. However, because we know you have to make tough decisions when planning a vacation, here are a few differences to help you […]
Although La Jolla is pronounced “la HOYa,” like a Spanish speaker, the word “jolla” doesn’t actually exist in Spanish. This makes the origin of the neighborhood’s name a mystery, although there are a few different theories. The first people to live in the area now called La Jolla were a native tribe called the Kumeyaay. […]
La Jolla is one of the most unique and beautiful sections of San Diego and absolutely worth a visit if you’re in the area. Nicknamed “The Jewel,” this hilly seaside community is well-known for its art scene, museums, history, and stunning beaches – among the most popular in southern California. Whether you’re hoping to relax […]
La Jolla is a neighborhood within the city of San Diego, so the answer is yes and no. When southern California was still part of Mexico, La Jolla was relatively empty and featured only a few pueblo lots. After California was ratified as a US state in 1850, the area was included as part of […]
La Jolla is a very walkable part of San Diego and features plenty of hikes and beach trails for tourists who would prefer not to drive everywhere. For the most part, you can get just about anywhere in La Jolla by walking a mile or less, making it the perfect city to explore on foot. […]
Although it’s part of San Diego, the community of La Jolla (that’s “la HOYa”) is a destination in and of itself. Nicknamed “The Jewel,” La Jolla is well-known for its unique art scene and culture, as well as its gorgeous beaches. Whether you’re in the area for a day or a week, you can easily […]
Visiting Big Sur in late February is a unique experience, especially for nature lovers eager to see the area’s wildflowers in bloom. During this time, Big Sur becomes a vibrant canvas of colors, with orange, pink, purple, and violet flowers covering its expansive hills. Among these, the wild calla lilies are a highlight, particularly in […]
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