The Shoal La Jolla Beach San Diego

  Four Historical Landmarks in La Jolla   1.         Green Dragon Colony Site Built in the 1890’s by Irving Gill, commissioned by Anna Held Heinrich. Something special about this home is the room in the back overlooking the ocean, it was shaped like a boat and became known as “Noah’s Ark”.   2.         Mushroom House Located at Black’s Beach this home was built in 1965 by Dale Naegle. If you want to look at the mushroom house, be prepared for a 2-mile round trip hike!   4.         Salk Institute The Salk institute is an architectural marvel, acclaimed by architecture critics as one of the world's boldest structures. Sitting on the coastal bluffs of La Jolla it rests 350 feet above the Pacific Ocean!  4.         The George H. Scripps Marine Biological Laboratory Built by Irving Gill in 1909, this buildin...

  HALLOWEEN IN LA JOLLA AT THE BIRCH AQUARIUM HAUNTED AQUARIUM REMIX   Halloween may be different this year, but it can still be fun! At the Birch Aquarium in La Jolla they are hosting a month long event called the “Haunted Aquarium Remix”. This event starts October 1 st  and ends on October the 31 st . The aquarium is known for their “spooky science fun” and will continue that tradition outdoors with “new animal encounters” and activities made for the children from ages 2-10. Stunning outdoor spaces such as the “Tide Pool Plaza”, “Smargon Courtyard” and the “Education Courtyard” will be utilized so everyone can have fun safely. Children are encouraged to wear costumes when coming to visit, they’ll receive a “Discovery Booklet which includes self-guided explorations tied to Haunted Aquarium Remix activities”. Here they will learn more about and even be able to touch some of these “spooky” critters of the sea such as small sharks, seaweed and even sea spiders! ...

  La Jolla Open Aire Farmers Market   Everyone loves a good farmers market. Farmers markets are where you can find the best and most fresh produce, buy handcrafted goods and artwork, listen to and enjoy music, try out new international food and support local small businesses. Every Sunday from 9AM-1PM a farmers market is held at 7335 Girard Ave. What’s fun about the La Jolla farmers market is that there are also arts and crafts! It’s a great time for the kids and the adults. And, even better, all market proceeds benefit the children of La Jolla Elementary School. If you are in the area, I would recommend spending a fun and adventurous Sunday morning here where you can feel good about where your money goes.  Stay with us at The Shoal La Jolla Beach www.theshoallajolla.com

If you come to stay in La Jolla, ca you’re going to want to visit the Windansea beach. From activities like surfing, sunbathing, exploring tide pools and visiting the local restaurants it is an incredibly fun place to be. Windansea beach is extremely popular for its surfing. In fact, there is an annual surf competition hosted by the Windansea Surf Club. The tide pools are also a great attraction with curious creatures such as lobsters, sea fauna and different types of shellfish you are sure to find something interesting! After a long and exciting day in the sun you are going to want to grab a bite to eat, good thing there are some amazing nearby restaurants to choose from. Some of the most popular restaurants are the trendy “The Promiscuous Fork” serving new American food, “Café Vahik” a bright blue café serving soups, salads, grilled paninis and espresso coffee, and last but certainly not least is “Nautilus Tavern” a very laid back, mod restaurant with indoor-outdoor ...

Visit Sunny Jim Cave one of the largest sea cave in La Jolla. The Cave store 2miles away from The Shoal La Jolla, is a must-see. A small fee to descend the stairs that lead down into the cool damp dark cave with a spectacular and an equally colorful past to see at its end. After this enjoy an easy walk on La Jolla’s Coast Trail starting at the Cave Store. Don’t go far. Book today. Call (858) 454-0716 or visit www.theshoallajolla.com .

For all people loving the nature. Come to La Jolla. Be close to the beach, but also close to one of the rarest pine trees in the United States at Torrey Pines State Reserve Park.  Smell the breathtaking very rare, endangered species and enjoy the beautiful and incredible panoramic view of the endless ocean. Being surrounded by rock formations, sandstone cliffs that make up most Torrey Pines date back hundreds of years gives you a spectacular hiking experience.  If you love hiking and relax at the beach, this is the ultimate place for combining both activities. You can choose hitting steep climbs or just enjoying more laid-back paths which vary on length and intensity. Book today. Reach out to The Shoal La Jolla, P: 858- 454 0716 or visit www.theshoallajolla.com .