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Top 4 Romantic Activities in San Diego

San Diego is known for surfing and sun, but it is also a great city for romance. While romantic spots in San Diego are often discussed, romantic activities tend to get forgotten, and let’s face it: most of the people who live in San Diego are quite active (blame all that sunlight). Whether you are a couple who enjoy being on land or in the water, there are many ways to spend a romantic day in San Diego.

Snorkeling in La Jolla Inlet

Snorkeling in La Jolla Cove is an incredible experience thanks to the many types of sea creatures that you can see, such as seals, lobsters, reef sharks, and different types of fish. Snorkeling in the cove is even better when you have your partner by your side. Hold hands as you romantically kick your fins through the water. After your snorkeling fun is over, bring a change of clothes to put on and head to one of La Jolla’s incredibly romantic oceanfront restaurants like the Marine Room or George’s at the Cove.

Where to find romance: La Jolla Cove is located off Girard Avenue in downtown La Jolla. The best part for snorkeling is the entrance area just north of the public restrooms located in the grassy area next to the cove.

Wine tasting at Rancho Bernardo

Wine is practically synonymous with romance and, luckily for San Diegans, it is not difficult to find good wine in the city. However, the most romantic way to drink wine in San Diego is while enjoying an interactive learning experience that it can provide. For a romantic day of wine tasting, head to the Rancho Bernardo Winery, where you can also enjoy a romantic dinner at the hotel’s cafe or restaurant after your tasting is over.

Where to find romance: Rancho Bernardo Winery is located at 133330 Paseo del Verano Norte, San Diego.

Hiking Torrey Pines

Boost your loving endorphins with a hike in Torrey Pines. When it comes to romantic activities in San Diego, Torrey Pines wins for hiking thanks to its absolutely spectacular clifftop views of the Pacific Ocean. Combine that with the many benches and gazebos that dot the Torrey Pines trails that are perfect for snuggling up while taking in the views and a perfect way for active couples to spend a romantic morning or afternoon.

Where to find romance: 12600 North Torrey Pines Road, San Diego.

Surfing at sunset

You already know how incredible it is to see a sunset from a San Diego beach, now imagine seeing that same sunset while you are in the water. If you are an expert surfer, you probably already know it, but if your sweetie does not know, take it to share and do not forget a kiss at sunset on your surfboards. If you’re both novice surfers, rent a board and paddle and sit on your surfboard in one of the great beginner spots, like the area north of Scripps Pier.

Where to find romance: Seasoned surfers will enjoy surfing North PB near Tourmaline Boulevard, while novice surfers can rock the waves at Scripps Pier on Kennel Way in La Jolla.

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