Welcome to Point Loma
Alongside Coronado and the Silver Strand, the Point Loma peninsula defines the San Diego Bay, protecting the downtown area from the Pacific’s waves. It’s a hilly and somewhat rugged stretch of land with a divided personality: In the north lies the residential and commercial zones while the south is a protected park and military land. Visitors come for the hiking, surfing, and sunsets, then stay for the laid-back lifestyle. Even though “the Point” is geographically close to the bustle of downtown, it possesses such a surprisingly different sort of atmosphere—like that of a suburban seaside village.
Key Details
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WHAT TO EXPECT
Though just minutes away from downtown, this laid-back beach community feels truly suburban.
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THE LIFESTYLE
Hiking, boating, surfing, and sunsets galore, plus easy access to the airport and downtown.
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UNEXPECTED APPEAL
Bustling Liberty Public Market, an ambitious food emporium in trendy Liberty Station.
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THE MARKET
Several distinct neighborhoods comprised of mostly single-family homes—many with breathtaking ocean and bay views.
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YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
The ruggedly beautiful southwestern point of Point Loma, home to the Cabrillo National Monument.
Attributes
- Hiking
- Boating
- Beaches
- Shopping
- Seafood
- Restaurants
- Historic
- Tourist Friendly
- Marina
- Harbor
- National Park
- Military