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Posted on December 09, 2022
When you think of beautiful Southern California, San Diego may not be the first location that comes to mind, but it should be. You won’t believe the number of things to do in San Diego from outdoor adventure and surfing to fine dining and wilderness hikes. A San Diego timeshare allows you to visit every year and explore to your heart’s content.
Considered the birthplace of California, it has 70 miles of pristine white-sand beaches, loads of historic landmarks, a vibrant nightlife with first-class clubs and restaurants, and, of course, the world-famous golf courses.
Here are just 10 of the many things to do in San Diego:
Among the most famous Zoos in the U.S., the San Diego Zoo was ahead of its time when it created habitats and ecosystems to make the animals more comfortable. It is a great experience for kids and you can easily spend the whole day there.
A Safari Park is part of the zoo where you will see many exotic animals roaming free in their natural habitat. You need not walk all day because there is a Kangaroo Bus and a Skyfari Aerial Tram, so you can see all you want without getting exhausted.
Balboa Park is another place you can spend the whole day. The zoo is located in the park, but there is much more. Botanical gardens, historical buildings, several museums, and open landscaped spaces make this 1,400-acre park a real wonderland.
The park was completed in 1916 for the Panama California Exhibition and it is almost unchanged since then. The exhibits are housed in magnificent Spanish-style buildings that harmonize perfectly with the park.
Near the famous Petco Convention Center, the Gaslamp Quarter is a National Historic District and the center of the city’s nightlife. The buildings are restored late 19th and early 20th century and it contains restaurants that offer a wide variety of cuisines, live jazz, and music venues, comedy clubs, and theater performances.
A San Diego timeshare in this area will put you right in the heart of the city and within walking distance of much of the action.
Seaport Village is a great place to eat, especially seafood, shop in the many fascinating boutiques, and enjoy entertainment. There are outdoor theater performances on most afternoons and plenty of street performers. There is also a historic carousel with hand-carved wooden horses and other traditional features.
The Seaport Village is within walking distance of the USS Midway, a decommissioned military aircraft carrier that is open to the public.