Yes, poor water doggos. They can't see as far now and people harass them...

Hi! Me and my sis are wanting to go snorkeling at this place but we have no idea where this is located, do you have any idea where we can locate this in the map?? Thank you !!

@@edsegovia8357 La Jolla Cove around 1165 Coast Blvd

Hi, I used a gopro hero 7 without the diving housing to shoot at 2.7k and 60 frames per second. I also used the wide camera setting and had stabilization on which helps alot.

@@2010jsmac Thank you!!!!

@@2010jsmac Did you use any colored filters ?

@@2010jsmac thank you! I was wondering how you get it to look so smooth!

Usually 65-72 in the warmer months so no need for a wetsuit! I filmed this in winter when the water was probably just below 60. For the conditions I would check surfline for the surf report at la jolla shores. If the surf is less than 2 feet you generally get good visibility at the cove.

Justin MacRae did you use a wet suit in the winter or was it not to bad?

Nate Robertson you need a wetsuit in winter there

We went in November and water was around the 50s we rented wet suits for like $11

Hi, I use a gopro hero 7 to shoot at 2.7k and 60 frames per second. I also use the wide camera setting and stabilization which helps a lot too. I try to go early in the morning around 6 when the visibility/lighting is generally the best :) If you haven't already you should check out the leopard shark mating grounds at la Jolla shores right in front of the marine room restaurant. There's hundreds of small sharks there in later summer and you might even spot a sea turtle in the area too!

@@2010jsmac thank you so much for the tips! I just moved here and can’t wait to snorkel and explore as much as I can! 😍

Yes you can bring your own gear but there are also local shops that you can rent everything from. I would check groupon for good deals!

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Look on offerup for people selling their wetsuits at 1/10th the price

Hope this advice isn't too late. Any of the local rental supply places in the area is good. Do the snorkeling on your own. Enter where Justin entered, at the Cove, and go for it. Going out to the right, follow the shoreline and you can snorkel under the large arch there and continuing to the right, along the shore are the sea caves. Great area. Enjoy.

I recommend going early in the morning for the best conditions. I filmed this trip during winter at 7 am so there was just a handful of people in the water.

Yes you can bring your own snorkel and walk in from the cove! The water tends to be calmer in morning and you won't have to deal with the crowds that visit here in the summer. Visibility can seem pretty random but just look for sunny weather, low wind, and check local surf reports on surfline to gauge what the surf will be like. Once you get there you can always ask the lifeguards about the conditions and the layout of the cove and surrounding caves that you can swim through during low tide. Hope you have fun!

@@2010jsmac thank you! Can't wait to be there

Susan Zabohonski how was it?

Yeah a pod of dolphin came all the way into the cove! We missed it by 5 minutes and couldn't make it back to the water in time to swim with them :(

@LBM_Playz It's the go pro hero 7 black edition.The stabilization is really great because I was moving around quite a lot and it still came out smooth.

@LBM_Playz Hero 7?

wanna play mermaid?

I'm going this Saturday 😁❤️

Don't do it ! , Garabaldi are the California state fish . They are protected ,It's illegal to catch them .

@@daveheath3728 I'll just bite off enough to get a taste....I'll put the rest back, I promise......