WAKEBOARDING
Wakeboarding is a sport that requires some extra planning. Wakeboarders are towed behind speedboats, much like water skiers, and thus need at least two people. Wakeboards are short surfboards with foot straps on their rigid surfaces, and they are used closer to the boat than water skis so that the rider can experience the small undulations of the boat’s wake. The best places for wakeboarding are away from the beaches, in the wide open water. Head toward the skyline for an extra touch of beauty.
KAYAKING
Along with many others, kayaking is a popular sport in California. With its adaptability to be performed on various aquatic pools such as an open ocean or inside bays and lagoons, kayaking has become one of the major San Diego water activities. This water sport is easier than many other options and is perfect for sightseeing adventures. Popular excursions include paddling around Mission Bay, through the sea caves in La Jolla, and around the Carlsbad Lagoon.
SNORKELING
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore San Diego from a whole new angle. Grab your snorkeling gear or rent some from the area and dive into underrated water sports in San Diego as you uncover a world of tranquility and grace. With its flowery world and hidden underwater treasures, snorkeling in San Diego presents a unique experience that you will not soon forget. Take time to observe see seals, fish, stingrays, and reef sharks, while snorkeling in La Jolla Cove, where the journey feels worthwhile.