Point Loma Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Point Loma. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now.

• San Diego Whale Watching Cruise

• San Diego Seal Tour

• San Diego Harbor Speed Boat Adventure

• Small-Group San Diego Sunset Sailing Excursion

• Small-Group San Diego Afternoon Sailing Excursion

While you can explore Point Loma on your own for free, affordable tours make it more fun to see the sights. While you can spend around US$20 for a self-guided drive around the area, you can climb aboard an amphibious vehicle for closer to US$50. Sailing and boating tours and charters range from US$80 to US$450, letting you see sightsee from the water.

Point Loma has both scenic and historic attractions. Visit Cabrillo National Monument for sweeping views and a fascinating history, explore the Old Point Loma Lighthouse, and check out the tide pools at low tide. Sunset Cliffs Natural Park offers ocean vistas, while Liberty Station is a great spot for dining and shopping.

Yes, there’s an entrance fee for Cabrillo National Monument. It costs US$20 per vehicle (valid for seven days) or US$10 per person for those walking or biking in. If you have an America the Beautiful pass (US$80 annually for most people), admission is free.

Wear sturdy non-slip shoes for navigating slippery rocks, and bring a hat, sunscreen, and layered clothing for sun and wind protection. A tide chart will help you time your visit, and a camera is ideal for capturing the beauty of marine life.

Yes, you can park near Point Loma attractions. Just be aware that parking at sites like the Cabrillo National Monument can fill up fast, especially during peak hours. There’s limited on-site parking, so arriving early is recommended. Consider using public transportation or nearby street parking for easier access to the area.