Southern California kayaking might not be on your travel plan, but it’s a thing and it’s a fun change to the usual SoCal vacation plan. San Diego County’s unique climate and geography make it a ...

The La Jolla submarine canyon runs east to west, beginning a few hundred yards off the sandstone bluffs that feature the caves and the La Jolla Cove. From the La Jolla Shores side, the ocean bottom ...

Left. Right. Left. Right. Paddle hard and then brace for impact. Paddle harder! One more salty smack in the face and then suddenly things are calm. The surf has been conquered and a wide expanse of ...

You have not seen La Jolla until you’ve see it from a kayak. That’s one reason why it’s fast becoming one of the top five things to do in San Diego. It was nearly two decades ago when Michael Luscomb ...

A kayaking tour group got quite the treat when they encountered a gray whale and baby just off La Jolla. The tour, led by an Everyday California guide, came across the whales last Saturday and ...

“Look — it’s Bruno!” shouted our guide. All heads turned left. Sprawled on an isolated rock in the water below the shoreline cliffs, his reputation as massive as his size, was a true American hero and ...