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La Jolla Cove Beach A Vacation Experience By Itself. The Cove is an ocean swimmer’s dream. No surfing permitted here. In fact motor craft, kayaks, surf boards, boogie boards, flotation devices and inflatable water recreation toys are prohibited at La Jolla Cove Beach. The Cove’s swimming area extends outward about a half-mile to form a defined path for long-distance swimming. The Cove attracts serious open-water swimmers and is a selected site for several competitive swimming events. Clear water visibility, gentle rolling waves, kelp beds, underwater caves and an abundance of reserve-protected underwater sea life attracts scuba divers and snorkelers. Frolic among marine nature where you’ll often come face-to-face with colorful fish, sea bass, moray eels, stingrays, bat rays, sand sharks, leopard sharks and some of the largest lobsters you’ll ever see. But be aware that disturbing or removing sea life is prohibited. If you’re not familiar with diving at the Cove, ask the lifeguard about daily conditions and the best points of entry to maximize your enjoyment and safety. Sightseeing and just plain people-watching can be a relaxing experience. Scripps Park with rolling green grass sitting at cliff-top is an ideal place for picnics and events. The park also includes public restrooms and showers for visitor convenience. Two sets of steep concrete stairs lead down to the beach on either ends of the Cove. The steep inclines are not wheelchair accessible. La Jolla Cove sits between La Jolla Shores Beach and Children’s Pool. It’s also nearby La Jolla Caves, a very popular spot among ocean shoreline kayakers. All La Jolla Beaches are connected making it convenient to walk from one to another. Combined with its abundance of fine hotels and resorts and close proximity to downtown La Jolla, The Coves is an ideal La Jolla attraction. Checkout Boomer Beach, just around the point west of La Jolla Cove is a “body surfing only” beach that bans flotation devices. This is an uncrowded area that’s also ideal for sunbathing. For Your Safety Services, Guidelines and Notes Directions. 1100 Coast Boulevard in La Jolla From the north. Take Interstate 5 southbound to La Jolla illage Drive, westbound. Turn left on Torrey Pines Road to Prospect Street. Turn right on Prospect, watch for signs and bear right on Coast Blvd. Begin looking for on-street parking. From the south. Take Interstate 5 northbound to Ardath Road. Continue westbound on Ardath as it becomes Torrey Pines Road. Follow Torrey Pines Rd. to Prospect street. Turn right on Prospect, watch for signs and bear right on Coast Blvd. Begin looking for on-street parking. Parking at La Jolla Cove
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