Cozy Beach Cottage (w/bikes)

Description

My place is a cozy little 1 Bed/1Bath beach cottage with its own private yard and entrance. Walking/biking distance to restaurants, bars, shopping, grocery, yoga, beach and bay! There is a full kitchen with a dining area, microwave, toaster, coffee pot, stove/oven, refrigerator and all your kitchen basic essentials. Cozy living room with games, books and TV with Blue Ray Player, Firestick, Chromecast, antenna but no cable. Beach cruisers, boogie boards, beach towels and beach chairs are free to use. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

There is plenty of street parking if you are traveling bar car. Most everything is walking distance, there is bus transportation nearby and you can Uber/Lyft pretty much anywhere in PB for about $6-12.

The Neighborhood
Pacific Beach in San Diego is a young beach town with the attraction of the surf and sand by day and the lure of bars and restaurants by night. Located south of La Jolla and north of Mission Beach, this San Diego beach has a popular nightlife scene from dancing to drinking craft beers, which attracts a college-aged and young professionals crowd.

San Diego Pacific Beach is also the ideal spot to catch some waves on your surfboard or bodyboard, while children splash around in the water and build sandcastles on the beach. San Diego Pacific Beach visitors are encouraged to try other water sports popular at the beach such as kayaking, sailing and paddleboarding. As for some physical activity on dry land, Pacific Beach has the Ocean Front Walk, which is a boardwalk that stretches parallel to the Pacific Ocean. The boardwalk is lined with shops and restaurants, and it is always filled with beach cruisers, joggers and skateboarders zooming along the strip. Garnet Avenue is another attraction in Pacific Beach, which is packed with boutiques providing everything from beach souvenirs to trendy clothing. Also at Garnet Avenue, on Tuesdays from 2pm until 6:30pm, a farmer's market sets up, where visitors can taste smoothie samples and browse local photography. The San Diego beach market sells local produce, cuisine and arts and jewelry.

Beaches/Boardwalk – The beach/Pacific Ocean is 1.5 miles directly West. (7 min bike ride/approx. 34 min walk) Mission Bay is 0.9 miles South. (5 min bike ride, approx. 20 min walk.) The boardwalk/bike path goes around the bay and wraps around continuing along the beach/ocean side.

Airport - We are 8.6 miles from the San Diego International Airport.

Getting Around
Bus Route: Route 9 can be picked up at Ingraham and Garnet. It can take you down Garnet to the beach or in the other direction to SeaWorld and Old Town. Adult $2.50

Trolley: From Old Town you can take the trolley into the Seaport Village/Gaslamp Quarter downtown or into Fashion/Mission Valley. Adult $2.50

Coronado Ferry: If you want to venture over to Coronado Island from downtown you can take the Coronado Ferry. Adult $4.75/Each Way

UBER/Lyft: The easiest way to get around if you don’t have a car is downloading the Uber or Lyft app. There are always drivers in this area and will usually pick you up within 3 minutes from requesting it. You can get across PB for around $5-10.