San Diego Information & Resources
No Surf Beach in San Diego, California
The San Diego area beach known as “No Surf Beach” is located between Hill and Froude Streets below Sunset Cliffs Boulevard in the Sunset Cliffs neighborhood. There is a short steep trail on the south end of the beach that is the safest route down. There are a few other steeper more exposed routes that should be avoided, especially if you are carrying items to the beach. At high tide there isn’t much dry sand in this small cove, but at low tide, excellent tide pools are exposed. Despite the name there is a break at the center of the cove and surfers might be out in the waves. South of the beach there is a hole in the bluff where waves roll in under a rock arch. A fence surrounds it to keep people from falling in, but it’s still easy to see.
- Address
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Sunset Cliffs Blvd and Hill St
San Diego, CA 92107 - Park Name
- Sunset Cliffs Natural Park
- Owner
- City Beach
- Activities
- Sunbathing, Surfing
- Amenities
- Tide Pools, Rock Arch, No Facilities
- Pet Policy
- Leashed dogs allowed on beach before 9am and after 6pm from April-Oct. (changes to 4pm Nov.-March).
- Fees
- Free street parking
