Top 6 Hidden Gems of San Diego That You MUST See!
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- San Diego has so many nooks & crannies that it's almost impossible for you to see them all. In this video I'm going to check out my top 6 Hidden Gems in San Diego. There's alot more then this so if you like this video stay tuned for Part 2!
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LOVED this video BERN! NEED more videos LIKE THIS please and with COURTNEY
I’m on it! I hadn’t see half of these before
There is actually three hidden swings but two are taken down right now
Enjoyed and subscribed!
The S.S. Monte Carlo was a WW1 Liberty ship which was sold as suplus after the war ended. The Irish Mafia bought it, anvhored it 2 miles off shore of San Diego (so that it was just outside U.S. law). During prohibition they turned it into a speakeasy, casino, and bordello.
I should have had you in the video, great info
my hidden gem: la jolla heights natural park off Encelia drive. Absolutely breathtaking views probably similar to what Dr. Seuss once saw... for absolutely free.
The stairs to tue cave in La Jolla was originally dug for smuggling in the 19th century and continued to he used by smugglers into the 1930s.
Loved this…would love to see a part 2!
Thanks Bernie know I went on one or 2 of those bridges. I'm actually afraid of heights.,so no bueno. I didn't know about Coranado. The cave in La Jolla looks familiar, except for the price. Please do more of these as San Diego has so much to see.
I will definitely do more of these at this was super fun