CA State Beaches
La Jolla Beach
La Jolla is known for it's luxury homes, fine dining and upscale shopping, but it has beaches to match these high-quality amenities. The coastline differs dramatically in this area with it's northern most part being fortified by 300 foot sea cliffs. The Shores is a mile long beach line, The Cove has a Mediterranean backdrop and Windansea and Birdrock are accentuated by reefs.
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The north end of La Jolla Shores Beach, known as Scripps, is mostly visited by intermediate surfers and bodyboarders. This area is also enjoyed by families who wish to set up on the grassy park. The south part of the coast is shielded by the La Jolla Bay and is used as training grounds for scuba divers. Small boats or kayaks can be launched in this area of the beach. The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club has a public beach that is used by families as well. The excellent Scripps Birch Aquarium is nearby, with a huge selection of dining and shopping opportunities down the coast in downtown La Jolla.
A private road leads to the Torrey Pines City Beach around the University of San Diego. Eight-figure mansions and state-of-the-art medical research labs line the bluffs were ranches once existed. You have to park above and walk down to enjoy this well maintained beach area. Typically this area is used mainly by the hard core surfers or those interested in sun bathing in the nude.
