San Diego Info

Points of Interest

Billed as America's finest city, San Diego is one of the
best areas in the world to visit for business or for pleasure. If you have visited San Diego before, you have undoubtedly experienced some of the nicest weather conditions around. In fact, the National Weather Service describes San Diego's climate as being the most ideal in America!   The coastal cities of downtown,  Pt. Loma, Pacific Beach, La Jolla and Del Mar offer more than you can imagine.  The following information is a partial list of area activities you won't want to miss.

San Diego is home to one of the nicest zoos in the world. It now boasts one of the worlds most exotic and rare animal collections. It is home to the only pair of giant pandas in the United States; the female gave birth August 21, 1999. The cub, named Hua Mei, which means "China USA" is growing daily, stop by and pay her a visit.   The San Diego zoo also has the largest colony of koalas outside of Australia, over three million people visit annually.

We have Sea World, the San Diego Wild Animal Park, the professional sports teams Padres and Chargers, Lego Land, and miles of sandy beaches.  Golf fans can see the Buick Invitational and La Costa Match Play Championship or play either beautiful course depending upon scheduling!  Visit San Diego's historic monuments, enjoy fine dining and nighttime entertainment including concerts, play's, films, nightclubs, and other attractions.

San Diego conveniently neighbors two major visitation areas:

A short drive to the south is Tijuana, just across the international border in Mexico. Duty-free shopping, bullfighting and jai alai are some of the attractions you may want to take in. South of Tijuana on the beautiful coastline are the resort towns of Rosarito Beach (60-90 minutes from the border) and Ensenada, (a three hour drive - ftb). The drive alone is worth the trip!

A two to three hour drive to the north, depending upon traffic J , is Los Angeles, Hollywood and Beverly Hills, California. It’s the home to the stars and the land of the movie and television industry.

San Diego has three major freeways running north south and four running east- west. At almost any time of the day, except rush hour J , you can get just about anywhere in the city in thirty minutes or less. So depending upon your reason for traveling to San Diego we can centralize your corporate/vacation rental to put you right in the middle of where you need to be.

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The following list of San Diego area activities is happily provided.

• San Diego Zoo (619) 234-3153, Balboa Park     http://www.sandiegozoo.org
  Encompassing 100 acres and home to 4000 animals. The double-decker bus tour is recommended.
• Sea World (619) 226-3901, Off Sea World Dr. and I-5   http://www.seaworld.com
  One of Southern California's most popular destinations. 166 acres of attractions, shows and exhibits. Open daily, see Shamu and pet the dolphins too!
• Belmont Park (619) 491-2988, 3146 Mission Blvd.   
  San Diego's oceanfront amusement park and fun center featuring 7000 square feet of play space and currently San Diego's only roller coaster.
• San Diego Padres and Chargers, Qualcomm Stadium   
  San Diego's professional baseball and football teams. To charge tickets call Ticket Master at (619) 297-2373.   http://www.padres.com        http://www.chargers.com
• Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Via De La Valle, west of I-5
  Horse racing is featured July - September, closed Tuesdays. For information call (619) 755-1141.     http://www.delmarracing.com
• Seaport Village (619) 235-4014, West Harbor Dr. downtown
  Hugging the waterline on San Diego Bay. Offering 75 unique shops and fine restaurants. All one of a kind!   

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