Seal Rock
4.8 (745)attraction
4.8 (745)A rugged La Jolla islet where seals and sea lions haul out to rest, viewed up close from the seawall.
Description
Sheltered by a concrete breakwater built in 1931, this offshore formation sits just outside La Jolla's Children's Pool. The rocks function as a natural resting and breeding habitat for resident seals and sea lions, giving visitors on the adjacent Children's Pool Observation Walkway guaranteed wildlife sightings alongside open coastal views and clear vantage points for photography.