Rent a car or a bike and go there. Se the city, the ships, the pelicans, the humming birds and maybe the whales.

Kids had a blast down here - playing in the tidepools, throwing rocks, exploring the sea life and just enjoying the outdoors.

My husband and I spent a few hours walking around the tide pools at Point Loma. We had so much fun and saw sea anemones and crabs waiting on the tide to come in. It was truly exciting and a site to see.

Such a beautiful spot. There's an interpretive centre with a nature movie, information desk, souvenirs, numerous photo spots and a hike to the lighthouse. Drive down to the Pacific Ocean and watch the wildlife. Very interesting.

Point Loma Lighthouse and Cabrillo National Monument offer the most spectacular & best view of all of San Diego. There is a nice Visitors Center and short hiking trails. You do have to continue on the road thru a sign that says there's a military base to get to the actual monument but it poses no problems. ALso visit the... More

Nice area. We were looking for beautiful houses to gauk at and we ended up driving through Point Loma we dead ended at a base and turned around. Nice houses but nicer houses in Coronado.

We drove to Point Loma around 4pm and enjoyed a spectacular view of the Ocean as well as a breathtaking view of the city. Make sure you come early as the monument closes by 5 pm. Also walk down the cemetry for that view.

Point Loma consists of several areas-Ocean Beach a very nice beach community, Sunset Cliffs not only a beautiful place to watch the sunset from but also-during the day-to just sit and watch the sea gulls and brown pelicans, the ships out at sea, the sea waves come rolling in and pounding against the cliffs, and sometimes surfing out in the... More

Our dog LOVED running free and playing with hundreds of other dogs on a clean beach.