It was easy for me to get from the bus station to my hostel because it was also located in the center. If you want to go to San Diego to swim, you can find hostels in other parts of the city. But my goal was to see the city as well. Arriving in the evening, I checked in and decided to take a walk, and in just 2.5 hours I walked almost the entire central part of the city along the waterfront.

Returning to the hostel, I met many residents as well as the hostel staff; they turned out to be very nice and fun. They go to bars and clubs almost every night. But since I wasn't 21 yet, I had to stay at the hostel, but it was fun there too until about 2 a.m. They even have their own mini-bar. Still, I remember this hostel very well because the staff was incredibly hospitable. By the way, you can get a job there in exchange for accommodation.

I saw Balboa Park, and the zoo is nearby, but since I don't like zoos, I didn't go there, but I don't regret it at all. Actually, the city is very interesting on its own, and the comfortable weather conditions just make it easy to get used to this city and fall in love with it instantly.

I went to Coronado Island, it's also very beautiful there, especially the beach.

You also need to see San Diego Old Town, it's the oldest part of the city and there are many Mexican restaurants and souvenirs there. They even hold a Mexican national holiday there, and a huge number of people gather. From this place, if you have a car, it's very easy to get to the very beautiful La Jolla beach. The sea is very beautiful and clean, surfers swim there, and even sea lions))