Welcome to San Diego. If you have come here to surf, skate, and enjoy the local lifestyle, you’re at the right place.  Even if this wasn’t a part of your plan, we’re stoked that it is now.

Our mission is to show you an awesome time. No large tourist buses. Instead, you'll get to experience San Diego through surfing, skateboarding, and various outdoor activities the city has to offer.

All sessions are personally guided. We keep it personal, small, and simple.

Have fun and respect the locals. Thanks for giving us the opportunity!   

Here are a few extra places that you can check out. Each has it's own uniqueness and rich culture.

Beach Communities
 

Imperial Beach
Coronado - The Hamptons of the West Coast
Coronado Skatepark
Hotel Del Coronado
Point Loma & Sunset Cliffs –
Excellent Seafood Restaurants
Sports Arena
Ocean Beach – Hippy Ville
Experience the 60’s
Farmers Market, Wednesdays starting at 4:00
Mission Beach – Pacific Beach’s Sister
Home of the Wavehouse
Pacific Beach Party Scene
Cheap Drinks and Cheap Fun
La Jolla
Museum of Contemporary Art
Black’s Beach for Nudists
Children’s Pool – Home of the Seals
Farmers Market, Sunday’s starting at 9:00AM
Del Mar
Del Mar Fairgrounds and Racetrack
Torrey Pines Golf Course
Hike Torrey Pines Reserve
Cardiff & Solana Beach - Classic Beach Town
Catch a flick or the latest surf film at La Paloma Theatre
Must get a donut or pastry from VG’s
Carlsbad
Oceanside

Inland Communities

Hillcrest and North Park
Culinary Experience
Mission Hills
San Diego Old Town
Presidio Park
Mission Valley
Fashion Valley Mall
Fallbrook
Pala Mesa Golf Resort & Spa
Temecula
Wine Tasting

Whatever you want to do we can help you make it happen.

Activities

• Snorkeling
• Kayaking
• Kiteboarding
• Fishing Charters
• Wakeboarding
• Hiking

DT San Diego's East Village

You're probably scratching your head, wondering where the heck East Village is in San Diego. Well, that's the best part about it. While the Gaslamp Quarter has been in the limelight for decades, the East Village scene is a nice little get away. So, the next question is: what's there? If you go down 6th Avenue and meet J Street you'll find Stingaree Restaurant, Club, and Sky Bar; Jsix Restaurant and Bar; and Tivoli's Bar (a nice local hang out for post ball game). Continue East to 10th & 11th Ave. you'll find BASIC, an East Coast style Pizza Restaurant, Bar/Club that offers the best bare essentials: thin crust pizza (or pies as they call it - pick your own toppings), pear gorgonzola salad, excellent wine and beer selection; live DJ + Club after 10pm. The latest addition is El Vitral, an upsacle Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Lounge -  a paradise for tequila conniseurs. They have an exotic selection of appetizers, entrees, and margharitas. It's a nice vibrant ambiance that's definitely worth a visit. Finally, if you're into Urban art SUSHI is your place.  

La Jolla

It’s easy to see why La Jolla is one of the most popular destinations in the world --- Mt. Soledad, the Children’s Pool, and shopping on Prospect Street. As for us locals, we’re just stoked about the beach, surf, and neighborhood eats. It’s a mellow place to be, and an awesome place to stay if you surf.  Breakfast at Pannikin’s is required as well as a sandwich from Sandwich Club or the Cheese Shop. If you’re into seafood, El Pescador has the freshest selection and an excellent Salmon Burger.   Hike down to Black’s and play volleyball with some naked dudes and ladies at the unofficial “nudity permitted” section below the Glider Port. It’s the closest beach you’ll find to a French one.

Solana Beach/Cardiff

Home to more than a handful of professional surfers, this HWY 101 stretch offers a variety of breaks starting from Seaside to Moonlight.  A breakfast burrito from Pipe’s Café is highly recommended as well as an acai bowl from Swami’s Cafe. Naked Café is also an excellent place to breakfast, lunch, or brunch for healthy eaters. If you’re into comfort foods like pizza, garlic bread, and beer you must eat at Pizza Port. For people who have a bad sweet tooth, stop by VGs for a fresh donut or pastry.

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