Point Loma Review

Old Loma Lighthouse Old Loma Lighthouse is located in the southwestmost land of the American continent on the Coronado Peninsula. It was once the landing site of 1542 Europeans on North America. The Loma Temple Lighthouse was built in 1855 and has a light range of up to 1 mile, guiding ships into the port of San Diego and using it until 1891. This is the highest point in the Caprio Memorial Park, 462 feet from the sea, overlooking the magnificent Pacific Ocean, and also the US military base. Opening hours: Tickets open all day guide: No ticket traffic guide: Take bus 84 to Cabrillo National Monument Station and get off and walk 300 meters south.

Loma is the highest point in San Diego, on the top you can see San Diego downtown, Colorado Island, beautiful Pacific Ocean, beautiful scenery on the mountain, is a good place to climb and look far

Point Loma is a landing point for Europeans to land in the Americas before, and the lighthouse is a signal and direction to them. It is interesting to go up to the lighthouse and see the way the lighthouse people used to guard the lighthouse.

A lighthouse, to be honest, there is nothing to visit here, but when you walk on the road, you will feel that life should be like this. Although some people are painting here, although I don't think the scenery is how good, but they are all very serious, maybe the realm has not arrived yet, Be careful not to take pictures without others' permission. ～

Cape Loma is a high-altitude headland in the Pacific Ocean where Santiago is located. There is a lighthouse here, but it is now abandoned and becomes a museum. Cape Loma itself is a place with the broadest view of San Diego. Standing here, you can see the whole city and the bay of San Diego. It's a beautiful picture. It costs $5 to drive into Loma Point.