La Jolla Shores, a northern La Jolla neighborhood, boasts a beautiful beach, a fantastic park for kids, ample ocean activities and great restaurants. People love to swim, surf, walk along the beach, ...

Named after Pearl Street in La Jolla, Pearl is the unofficial mascot of the various elves on the daily news desk at LaJolla.com. We’re writers, editors, and people who work on websites; sometimes so ...

One thing you must do when you visit La Jolla is enjoy the local cuisine. La Jolla, California is famous for its wide array of fantastic food and beverages. From laid-back, seaside cafes to ...

Have you ever wanted to explore an iconic historic landmark in San Diego? If so, the La Jolla Mushroom House (also known as the Bell Pavilion House) on Blacks Beach is the perfect place to journey ...

La Jolla is a terrific place for tide pooling; in fact, it’s one of the best areas to go in all of San Diego! Visiting the La Jolla Tide Pools in the village of La Jolla is one of the best free ...

The Windansea Surf Shack is one of the oldest and most prominent beach landmarks in San Diego. The palm-covered hut was first constructed back in 1946 by Woody Ekstrom, Fred Kenyon and Don Okey, ...

If you are looking for some context and a bird’s eye view of the cove we recommend the below drone video. The cove, Scripps Park, and the Children’s Pool all cover a bit of rigged coastline in ...

Many of the restaurants in La Jolla, from NINE-TEN to the Burger Lounge, offer a burger on their menu. Here are our favorites, from traditional classics to modern burgers with unique ingredients, in ...

The La Jolla leopard sharks are beautiful — and harmless — and snorkeling alongside them makes for an incredible afternoon out with the family. These little guys are hard to miss, and are ...

In the late 1940s, the Black family moved to La Jolla and bought roughly 248 acres on the Torrey Pines cliffs alongside a canyon that led to the beach. A dirt road for horses and buggies once traced ...

Whether you are planning a family day in La Jolla or plan to head to a theme park, San Diego certainly doesn’t lack in options! The San Diego Zoo Safari Park is a 1,800-acre wildlife preserve that’s ...

Update – July 4, 2026: Did you know that La Jolla has ditched the fireworks in favor of a drone show? That’s right–the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club partnered with LJ STEAM Foundation to host their 4th ...