Seeing seals in La Jolla Cove, San Diego
seals in La Jolla Cove
La Jolla Cove is so famous and crowded that I've been there in winter and visited in summer in July, and there are still long lines for parking.
Still, it's worth it to park in the free beachfront parking lot or in the parking lot in front of the shops, as there are plenty of cars coming and going.
Moving towards the observation deck on the right~.
A panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean
Cliff
View of La Jolla Beach from the observation deck to the right
Canoeing is a popular sport in San Diego.
This is the line to get into the cave, and it's very long. You have to pay.
A roadside squirrel says hello as he bathes in the sand.
Go to the center to see the seals and sea lions in La Jolla Cove
Be prepared to get wet, so wear sandals, flip-flops, Crocs, etc.
If you want to get up close and personal with the seals, it's best to take off your shoes and go barefoot from the start, as sneakers won't keep you wet.
TIP: There is a place to wash your feet right after you go up.
Wild seals play on the rocks to the left.
This one is swimming around, not afraid of people.
Silent swimmer in the water, with people watching.
Tourists can't stop taking pictures
Watch the seals play in the water!
Emergency! 2 seals take over the stairs when you climb up!
I'm not sure if this is an intentional sleepy face or not.
Don't let anyone stop you, you're a pile of money.
People taking pictures without waking me up.
Live seal show in real time in Lahoyakove, a treasure trove of free nature experiences!!!^^
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