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I'm going to San Diego, CA on my honey moon in June, and I need to know of some great places to have fun at.? |
Travel Info We are getting married and are saving money to go to South America next year, so our honey moon will be in San Diego, please help me find some places I can enjoy. Thx! Travel Tips we went to bertrand's at mister A in downtown SD and had a blast! The food was wondeful (esp the duck confit) and the location (12th floor) and service was excellent! Others All I know is that Nico's in Old Town has the best Carne Asada burritos in the entire universe. 215 kilometers south of Los Angeles is San Diego, California's oldest, Second largest, city. It is home to a US naval base, and to many of the world's biggest fighting ships. More than a Million people live in San Diego, and its sunny weather and 112 kilometers of beautiful sandy beaches make it a favorite pleace for holidays. The oldest part of the city Old Town is about 5 kilometers north of the city center. Here are many old buildings, museums and art galleries. Gas Lamp Quarter was san diego's main street area in the 1800s. Seaport Village, with its art galleries and small shops, is on the side of the harbor. It is meant to show how the harbor-side looked a hundred years ago. The Wonderful Balboa Park is in the center of the city. Here, as well as many delightful walks and bicycle paths, are several museums and the San Diego Zoo. You can take a five kilometer bus tour which covers most of the zoo, or enjoy a bird's eye view from the Skyfari Aerial Tramway which crosses the zoo fifty-two meters above the ground. Hope it helps. Wish you and your husband have a wonderful Honeymoon and a Million Happy tomorrows! Goodluck Honey Pie. if you don't mind driving there is also the wild animal park ( though not to romantic) the la Jolla cove is my favorite spot because i got engaged there and right now the seal are still around. they have snorkeling there too. and any beach is great Don't forget about June-Gloom. It's real and can be a real bummer for people thinking they are visiting "Sunny" San Diego. On the Coast, June is the Least sunny month of the year. For the entire month the sun almost never burns through the gloom before 2- 3:00 in the afternoon. Sometimes not even that much - it can stay gloomy all day on the beach. Even the rainy season is sunnier than June at the beach. So you will want to spend some time just a little bit inland were the sun is out. The beach can be overcast and windy but just one ~ two miles east and your in the Sun ! Balboa Park with it's Zoo works. And for some reason Downtown can be sunny even though it is on the bay. It depends on what you enjoy doing, but San Diego is the perfect place for finding romantic things to do. You could take a gondola ride through the canals on Coronado Island, have a beach bonfire, watch the sun glide slowly into the sea at sunset, kayak through the La Jolla Caves, and so much more. http://www.sandiego-romantics.com... |
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