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If you’re considering a San Diego vacation there is good news and bad
news. Actually, the bad news is the good news. The fact is, there is
so much to do in San Diego that you’re guaranteed to have a great time
regardless of your favorite activities. That’s the good news; plenty to
do. The bad news is that you could literally spend weeks visiting all
of the worthwhile landmarks, theme parks, museums, beaches, etc. How
can you fit it all into a week or a few days? The difficulty in knowing
what to do on a limited schedule is the bad news.
In an attempt to provide some local wisdom, we can divide up many of the
major San Diego destinations by how much time is needed to feel
satisfied with your visit. With a couple of exceptions, most of these
spots are not too far from downtown.
What activities could require at least one full day and maybe longer?
The first thing that comes to mind is Sea World. Unless you’ve been
there recently, you need to block out a pretty full day for that great
marine theme park. If your group includes die-hard fans of ocean life,
dolphin shows and the whole ambience of Sea World, you could spend at
least a part of a second day. But if you’re short on time, allow one
day.
Another one-day trip would be Legoland, up in northern San Diego County.
It’s a 45-minute one-way trip if traffic is reasonable. If you have
little kiddos, you could spend a full day unless the weather is really
hot. In that case, get there when the park opens because the real heat
will hit you in the afternoon. A few people might want to spend longer
than a day at Legoland, but one day will do the trick for most of us.
If you love museums, San Diego is the place for you. There are tons of
great museums in this city and you could burn a couple of days on this
activity alone. Decide if your preference is more conventional art
museums and history museums, or if you’d like to visit the Surf Museum
or the USS Midway aircraft carrier as a living museum.
Of course you could easily spend a couple of days wandering around the
historic Gaslamp Quarter near Downtown or Historic Old Town or the San
Diego Zoo (you could spend a full day at this world-class zoo).
We’ve just about filled in a full week and haven’t talked about golf,
the beaches, Coronado Island and the famous del Coronado Hotel or nearby
Tijuana, Mexico. Nor have we touched on sport fishing, historic Julian
in the foothills east of town or the 59-mile drive through the county.
Most of the activities just mentioned could be enjoyed in a half-day of
your San Diego vacation. So you could schedule in two or three shorter
activities in one day. But don’t cram activity into every day as that
will wear you out and lower the fun element. Build in a day or two to
lay around on one of the several beaches.
If you get more detailed and assign times to the couple dozen most
irresistible activities, you find that you’d need a month to feel that
you’ve hit all the major opportunities. Since the typical vacationer
does not have that much time, look at the many options and list those
things that are most unique, or that you’ll feel cheated if you miss, or
that appeal to the greatest number of people in your family. It’s nice
to have so many choices but it does mean you should spend some time
planning your San Diego vacation in advance.