Sunset Cliffs is a narrow 1.5-mile stretch of bluffs along the west coast of Point Loma (just a 20 min drive from the Sheraton San Diego Hotel and wedding venue), with a main park at the southern end, at Ladera Street. You can park there or at the small lot at Osprey Street or at the parking spots at Luscomb Point.

Arrive early to find your perfect San Diego sunset spot at these iconic cliffs. There’s a path along the top of the cliffs, along with stairs in a few spots to walk down to the beach, or just spread out a picnic blanket in the grass. If the tides are negative, then the Sunset Cliffs Caves below Luscomb Point can be quiet and beautiful.

Located in beautiful Balboa Park, the world-renowned San Diego Zoo is one of the top zoos in the world. Home to over 12,000 rare and endangered animals representing more than 650 species. Guests can explore everything from giant pandas and polar bears to tropical birds and koalas, with guided bus tours, aerial trams, and walking paths throughout the 100-acre park. It’s a must-visit for animal lovers and families alike, just a 15 min Uber from Harbor Island and airport.

Explore Hotel Del Coronado, just a 20 min drive over the Coronado Bridge or a 15 min ferry ride across the bay, The Del has been fulfilling dreams of California surf, sand, and sun for over a century. Now, it's your turn for a picture-perfect day in the sun.

Choose from plush beach daybeds and chaise lounges beneath fringed umbrellas with food and drink service, to sand chairs where you can set up right next to the surf.

Go whale watching from San Diego aboard a replica of a historic sailing schooner that won the world’s first America’s Cup sailing competition in 1851. Throughout your cruise, your expert guide shares informative commentary about gray whales, dolphins, and other marine animals, along with details about the US Navy sites you pass as you head out on the Pacific Ocean. Pricing: Age 13+ | $80.75 || Age 12 and under | $48.45

With the Pacific Ocean's adjacent breezes and easy public transit access, Petco Park is one of the highest-ranked stadiums in Major League Baseball. In 2024, the Padres renovated the Gallagher Square outfield wall, the Tony Gwynn Terrace viewing deck, and a picnic space. At the beginning of the season, the park’s culinary team always adds a fresh group of food and drink options throughout the stadium. Go enjoy a Padres game, or just explore the many food options around the stadium!

Balboa Park is a cultural gem in the heart of San Diego, offering a beautiful blend of gardens, museums, architecture, and open spaces. Spanning 1,200 acres, it’s home to 17 museums, the world-famous San Diego Zoo, and a variety of performance venues and art installations. Stroll through Spanish-style courtyards, explore lush botanical gardens, or enjoy a bite at one of the charming cafes. Whether you’re into art, history, nature, or simply relaxing outdoors, Balboa Park is a must-see destination just minutes from downtown. Visitor Tips:

• Parking is free and available throughout the park; the Inspiration Point lot offers the most spaces with a free tram to the central plaza.

• Best times to visit are weekday mornings or early afternoons to avoid crowds.