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Planning a trip to San diego next month?
with my grandson, want to take him sea-shelling, where is the best overall beach in san Diego to do this at, he is enthralled with my seashell and rock collections here in L.H.C ..but, what to take him to the ocean to see and feel up close ... Thank you Very much ...
MOLLY ... why did you give me a website for GREECE ??? I'm a grandma,not a rich person ..San Diego is FAR away from Greece
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Any sandy public beach should do. I would suggest La Jolla Shores, though. It's a very family-friendly beach, compared to somewhere like Pacific Beach, which is more teen/twenty-something oriented. Go at low tide and look for rocky areas. If you come across some cliffs along the beach, avoid them. These are very unstable and many people get hurt every year from land and rock slides.
Also, don't go to state reserves, like the tide pools on the end of Point Loma. It's actually illegal to take anything from the beach there, including shells. And, there are periodically park rangers down there to enforce the laws.
Here's a good site by the San Diego Natural History Museum about shell collecting in San Diego: http://www.sdnhm.org/research/marine-inverts/marif...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Well Torrey Pines Has a lot of rock and sand crabs