Are you getting bored in San Diego due to COVID-19? Unfortunately, there have been a lot of events that have been canceled, public places closed to the public and shops closed. But, there is still some hope, because there are still a lot of things you can do in San Diego that are considered safe and COVID friendly.
Are you looking for safe ways to occupy your time? If so, we’ve got you covered, because we are spilling the top ideas of things to do during the pandemic.
Go on a Hike
An hour hiking will get you more calories burned than being on a treadmill. Luckily, San Diego is home to some of the best trails in the country. Start with beginner trails such as Los Penasquitos Canyon Trail or Torrey Pines State Park.
If you’re looking for a challenge, we recommend hiking through Iron Mountain or Cedar Creek Falls.
Go to a Drive-in Movie
The movie theatres may be closed but guess what’s still open. South Bay Drive-in Movie Theatre! This open-air theatre is open seven days a week and provides a good deal for the family with $10 per adult and ages 5-9 are only $1.
If you are looking for a safe way to watch a movie with the family, choose the drive-in movie theatre.
Hit the Beach
Want to be outside and take in the cool crisp San Diego air? Why not go to the beach? Popular beaches such as Mission Bay Park and San Diego bay are currently open to the public with social distancing guidelines. There are concessions open so you can grab a snack and enjoy your outdoor adventures
Take The Ferry
If you’re looking for more outdoor adventure, consider taking the Coronado Ferry. You can board either at the Convention Center or Broadway Pier for a fun and relaxing 15-minute ride across the San Diego bay to the Coronado Landing.
There you can partake in shopping, dining, or even paddleboarding. Fares are $5 dollars one way and you can even bring your bike at no charge.
Go Surfing
Are you a thrill-seeker? Why not go surfing? Like we mentioned in this article earlier, Most of San Diego’s beaches are open to the public. With that being said, if you want to break the waves on your new board, head over the world-famous La Jolla Shores.
This beach is a famous destination for world-class surfers and you too if you’re up for the challenge. Plus, you’ll also contribute to your good health by surfing
Bike through the Silver Strand
The Silver strand is an 18 mile stretch of paved road that loops from Sandy Tombolo to Imperial beach. This is a great path that’s perfect for riders of all levels and you get an awesome view of the Pacific Ocean, plus you get great exercise. If you dont have your own bike, feel free to rent one the ferry landing.
What Else Can I do To Stay Safe in San Diego?
There’s plenty to do in San Diego, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Of course, if you are going to do any of these activities, the CDC recommends wearing a mask to prevent the spread of illness as well as social distancing by keeping 6 feet apart from anyone.
Are you looking for more information about health and well-being? Contact us and we can help steer you in the right direction.