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Visit San Diego

Discover San Diego, the town that mixes culture, relaxing atmosphere and skyscrapers. Take a look at our articles on the birthplace of California.

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Information

Here some basic information about San Diego.

Weather

San Diego has a mild mediterranean climate with hot, dry summer and cool, wet winter. Temperatures are generally around 75-80F during summer and winter around 65-70F during the day. The average humidity is about 70% and there’s very little wind.

Best Time to Visit

Fall (March - May) and Spring (September - November) are usually the best seasons to visit San Diego as they both feature good weather while not being crowded.

Articles

Guides currently available for San Diego.

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Things to Do in San Diego

Take a look at the best activities in San Diego, CA.

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How to get around San Diego?

Take a look at this guide to the transit network of San Diego.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have specific questions about San Diego? Here is a list of questions people often ask, and their answer(s).

How many days are needed to visit San Diego?

The time you need to spend in San Diego all depends on the amount of places you would like to see. A fair minimum is probably 2 to 3 days. This allows you to explore the popular attractions and neighborhoods of the city. However, there are enough attractions to spend a lot more time in San Diego.

Is San Diego safe?

Generally speaking, San Diego is a safe city as long as you remain in the well frequented areas. Except for perhaps the Gas lamp quarter, we never felt unsafe. We simply recommend exercising usual precautions.

Is San Diego worth visiting?

Yes! Thanks to the city’s location and history, there is plenty to see and do. If you enjoy museums, architecture or theme parks, you will find something you like. And if you just like to lie on the beach underneath the hot sun, you do this too.

Where to stay in San Diego?

The main areas to stay in San Diego are Mission Bay, Downtown, La Jolla or Coronado. All of those have pros and cons that will suit you more or less depending on your needs.

What is the number one attraction in San Diego?

​If we’re talking about popularity, the biggest attraction of San Diego is the zoo. The world renowned zoo draws around 4 millions visitors annually.

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