Plan your trip to San Diego. Start by getting to the destination from your hometown. Then figure out where to stay (like Hotel Del Coronado), find things to see and do (like Balboa Park), and research places to eat (like The Prado at Balboa Park).
Getting to San Diego:
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San Diego to Saint Augustine: Extend day 2 beyond Houston Tx.
We would like a location beyond houston
San Diego to Santa Fe (New Mexico): Can we rent a bus and driver to take us from SD to Sta Fe, NM ?
We want to see the Our Lady of Saint Loreto in Sta Fe.
San Diego to Pueblo: two elderly women and 1 dog driving from San Diego to Pueblo
It it were me, I'd stop in Tucson and Santa Fe....
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Here are the top recommended hotels in San Diego:
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Here are some of the most recommended things to do in San Diego:
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Here are some places to eat in San Diego.
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If you're flying into San Diego, you can fly into one of these major airports:
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Here's what Trippy members say about San Diego:
"Staying in downtown San Diego can be expensive and disappointing. Most people end up driving to the beach to struggle to find parking and pay extra to keep their cars in the hotel parking garage overnight. Stay near the beach in La Jolla. If you feel the need to go downtown, you can! The highlight of downtown is the Gaslamp and Padres stadium. There honestly isn't much for families to do there besides eat and go to a game."
"If you are coming to San Diego and you have a car you can stay anywhere. If you want to be by the beach then stay in Mission Bay, La Jolla , Pacific beach or Coronado. If that is not important stay in Mission Valley. It is close to zoo, SeaWorld, and all major sights."