Welcome to San Diego. If you have come here to surf 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 with a local through surfing.

All sessions are personally guided. We keep it personal and fun. 

Enjoy your time 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 
Point Loma & Sunset Cliffs 
Ocean Beach 
Mission Beach
Pacific Beach Party Scene
La Jolla
Del Mar
Torrey Pines Golf Course
Cardiff & Solana Beach
Carlsbad
Oceanside

Inland Communities

Hillcrest  
North Park
South Park (not the TV Show) 
La Mesa
Mission Hills
Mission Valley
Fashion Valley Mall
Fallbrook
Temecula
 

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

Activities

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

South Park (You won't see Cartman & Friends) 

Long before the hit cartoon South Park aired, this quaint vintage neighborhood in San Diego had already existed for at least 100 years. Lined with Victorian and Craftsman style houses, South Park has evolved into one of San Diego's chic neighborhoods where old and new are fused together. My friends and I recently attended the Spring Walk About.  We enjoyed Local San Diego Micro Brewed Beer paired with Garlic Tator Tots and a mean burger at Station Tavern & Burgers. It had a lively ambiance filled with a mix of the twenty-somethings and families.  We continued the evening with a stroll, checking out the local boutiques and merchants and ended with a hot cup of oragnic coffee from the local coffee shop.  I wish we had more time to explore all the different restaurants and cafes.  We will definitely be returning there soon. If you're in the Balboa Park, Hillcrest, or North Park neighborhoods, definitely venture into South Park and enjoy a beer or even delicious local handcrafted food from MIHO Gastrotruck. 

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.