see the city, the beaches and the ships. Fine instrutive plates

This is where it all started the view is crazy the information and historic importance is outstanding. It only takes about 2 hours at the most. It's worth a stop. Take a picnic if you like and sit on the point and enjoy the view!

Sense of history, fantastic view over Coronado and Bay.

We visited the Cabrillo National Monument while taking the San Diego Old Town Trolley Tour. It's location had breathtaking views and the monument was a wonderful piece of our history to see.

This is one of our favorite spot in San Diego. We always take out of town guests here for the gorgeous view. Besides the historical aspect of the place, it offers good walking trials and the tide pools down the hill.

Beautiful view on a clean day. You can see forever up here. Nice nature trail. Light house is your usual ricketity place.

if you want to get nice view of san diego+coronado in 360 degrees view, this is the place. even this place has historical importance, honoring the first person arriving to San diego bay by ship. totally worth it!

This is a very interesting place honoring the first person arriving by ship to San Diego Bay. The view is fantastic. There is a museum depicting the history of this area. Also a real lighthouse used over 100 years ago. At times it is open to the public and you can climb up to the top. You also have a... More

Gorgeous views of the city, the submarine base, Point Loma, and if you're lucky and have binoculars or a telephoto lens - you might be lucky enough to see whales! The wind can be pretty strong out on the point, I would definitely bring a windbreaker.