Summer is the time to play in the water!

San Diego - The Ultimate outdoor experience!

Hydrobike - A hydrobike is just like a normal bike, even easier, without the need for balance. If the pulp in the back gets tangled in kelp, just take it off.

Tandem Hydro Bike | 1 hour | 55

Two people water bike, turn can be one person forward and one person back riding. Mainly paddling around Mission Bay and riding through the harbour where yachts are parked. You can see a big platform, like a houseboat attached to it.

It has a huge variety of birds, and both yellow pontoons have sea lions sitting on them. If you're lucky, a sea lion will swim up next to you, and you've even spotted two ghost ships that have been overrun by birds.

Clothes and shoes are not easy to wet, there is a mobile phone chain can be tied. The front of the car can put things in the basket, the operation is relatively simple, the staff did not teach directly let us start, step forward step back step back, and then turn the direction do not fully play on it!

Hydrobike riding is still very comfortable, very stable do not worry about falling into the water. Halfway, you can see seals lounging in the sun on the shore. I really want to lie flat like them! You can ride a little further, across the bridge. A special reminder not to ride too close to shore fishers.

When I come to San Diego, there is one outdoor activity I will not miss, and that is kayaking. For surfers, this is popular. Due to the special topography of the coral reefs and coastal areas, the waves here become particularly gentle, creating a good learning environment.

Walk through the waves and enjoy the natural wonders of the sea cave. If you don't want to splash in the water, you can also head to the most popular beach and enjoy the magnificent scenery along the walking trails.

How to visit San Diego's amazing Balboa Park

Balboa Park is an ideal place for the whole family, and with 17 museums, there is always one that will catch your interest. I've attached the latest map distribution for you, and Park pass is available at every museum:

All-museum Pass: Adults $67, children $43, unlimited access for seven days. One-day pass: Adult $56, child $35, under 3 free. You can only visit four museums a day. More than two pavilions to buy this decisively!

An annual family pass is also available for a total of $229 for a family, which is good for up to two or four children. The botanical garden near Lily Pond is currently closed for maintenance and cannot be visited for the time being.

Among the many museums, there are a few places that are particularly worth visiting:
Fleet Science Center: This is not only a playground for children, but also a comfort for adults. Spherical IMAX movies, documentaries are good, only one movie a day per ticket.

Museum of Natural History: Although some old, but the four-story high display space, there are still a lot of precious animal bones and specimens, the usual big museum may not look up, it is recommended to move to other more interesting, with young children is appropriate, brush a face familiar to animals and plants.

Model Railroad Museum: One of the largest indoor model train museums in the world, Model Railroad Museum displays numerous elaborate mock trains and railway scenes.

Museum of Air and Space: Although it is a little far away from other museums, many models of aircraft and rocket recovery pods give you a taste of the charm of aviation and space. There is also a car museum nearby.

International cottages: The International cottages in the International Village have a unique character, each country has a Cottage, showcasing unique culture, cuisine and handicrafts. It's a relic of the World Expo.