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San Diego Beaches
Water temperatures vary by season, ranging from 55 to 65
degrees F October through June, and 65 to 72 degrees F from
July through September.
Surf and weather reports: (619) 221-8884
General beach conditions: (619) 289-1212
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Overnight camping is not allowed on any San Diego beaches
throughout the county. Lifeguards are stationed at city
beaches in the summertime, but coverage in winter is provided
by roving patrols only. Leashed dogs are permitted on most
San Diego beaches and adjacent parks from 6pm to 9am; they
can run unleashed anytime at Dog Beach at the north end
of Ocean Beach and at River mouth in Del Mar.
Pay attention to signs listing prohibited activities; police
often patrol the beaches, glass is prohibited on all beaches,
all fires are allowed only in fire rings or elevated barbecue
grills. Alcoholic beverages, including beer are completely
banned on some city beaches; others allow you to partake
from 8am to 8pm. Check out the signs posted in the parking
lots, and at all lifeguard towers, before you hit the beach.
Black's Beach, La Jolla
Most famous for it's former "optional bathing
suit" status. This beach is well known for surfing,
access can be treacherous by a steep path or a
2 mile walk on the paved road. |
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Cardiff State Beach
Nice tide pools and rocky areas along the shore
filled with anemones, crabs and little fish. Beautiful
reefs for diving when the surf is small. |
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Carlsbad State Beach
A perfect boardwalk for a walk, biking, skating
or watching the waves. |
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Childrens Pool near La Jolla Cove
A breakwater keeps the waves down which makes
a nice beach for all ages to enjoy. This area
is extremely popular with divers and snorkelers.
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Coronado Municipal Beach
One of the county's widest beaches, this is a
great beach for swimming, boogie boarding and
sunset walks along the shore. |
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Del Mar City Beach
A great sandy beach for swimming, surfing and
fishing. |
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Imperial Beach
A wide sandy beach good for surfing, surf fishing
and sand castles. |
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La Jolla Cove
A small quiet beach, popular with locals and visitors.
Tide pools, caves and a concrete breakwater which
allows walking out into the surf. |
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La Jolla Shores
A popular beach with swimmers and surfers, La
Jolla Shores is great for all activities from
snorkeling to volleyball. |
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Leucadia State Beach
Also known as "Beacons" popular with swimmers,
surfers and beach goers. A steep cliff leads to
this beach, but it is a gradual sandy slope. |
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Mission Beach
Miles of beach with a boardwalk stretching the
length of it, from Crystal Pier down to the South
Mission jetty. |
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Mission Bay Park
Lots of grassy parks and beaches that wrap around
several calm bays. |
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Moonlight Beach, Encinitas
A clean, sandy beach with tennis and volleyball
courts. |
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Pacific Beach
Known as "PB" nice beaches for swimming, surfing
and getting a tan. |
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Ocean Beach
Known as "OB" large beaches, volleyball courts,
popular for surfing. |
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Oceanside City Beach
A wide sandy beach and picnic areas and volleyball
courts make this a popular beach with everyone.
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Sunset Cliffs in Point Loma
Access is down steep cliff side trails, strong
waves make this area popular for surfing and the
rocky terrain make it popular with divers and
fisherman as well. |
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Torrey Pines State Beach
One of the more popular beaches, a favorite by
swimmers and surfers. |
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Windansea Beach, La Jolla
A powerful shore break and big waves year-round
make this a nice beach for site-seeing but only
experienced swimmers and surfers. |
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