If it’s the water that you love, look no further! Mission Beach and the surrounding beaches give you the best opportunities to get out and play on the water.
San Diego’s water wonderland, Mission Bay Park, is the largest of its kind in the world with 4,600 acres being bordered by 27 miles of winding shoreline, with a variety of waterways, inlets and islets to explore. The beach communities surrounding the bay each have their own distinct vibe and you will find that the area is packed with action from early morning to after dark.
In Mission Bay, you can enjoy every type of water sports activity, from board surfing, sailing lessons and wake boarding to kayaking, jet skiing and everything in between.
Mission Beach and Pacific Beach are the central places for the crowd in their 20s with its spring break-like atmosphere and vacationers alike. You’ll also find a variety of surf shops, beach bars, cafes and nightclubs along the oceanfront boardwalk. Of course, the areas boast eateries like Cannonball Sushi, Sandbar Sports Bar & Grill and Baja Beach Café.
