Sunny Jim Sea Cave

Nestled within the sandstone cliffs of La Jolla’s coastline, Sunny Jim Sea Cave stands out as the only sea cave accessible by land. Visitors enter through a man-made tunnel, rumored to have been used for bootlegging during Prohibition. The tunnel opens into a souvenir shop, where historic photos and information provide context. Inside the cave, the natural beauty of the sandstone formations and the sound of the waves create a serene and unique experience.

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