San Diego '96: The Complete Guide with Resorts, Best Bets for Families, Tijuana Trips and Baja Beaches

By Fodor's Travel Publications Inc. and Fodor's

The best guide to San Diego, updated every year Walking and driving tours to all the top sights--Coronado, La Jolla, Balboa Park, Old Town, and the zoo Great golf--plus hiking, biking, sailing, and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0679030654
• ISBN13: 9780679030652
• Release Date: September 1995
• Publisher: Fodor's
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.48 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.1" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Used the 2008 version

This helped us a lot on our visit to San Diego in the Spring of 2010. We will purchase the 2010 version.

Really helpful to the newcomer

As a Marine just stationed in San Diego, this book has proved invaluable. For starters, it showed me exactly where MCAS Miramar (my base) was in the San Diego area. So I bought this book before coming here determined to see the sights and to know the city itself. Whenever I leave base, I like to make the most of my time and know where I are going. For that matter, even to know WHERE to go. Now, I just read about a part of town and off I go. At my earlier duty stations, I would go out looking for things to do in the city and often find nothing. Worse, sometimes I would try one thing only to learn later there was something better I could have done instead. And that is with me living in the area! I have no idea how someone could fully appreciate a city during a vacation without these travel guides.Without this book, I would never have known I arrived during Whale Watching season until it had ended and the public transportation system would have taken me much longer to learn. Also, I would still be clueless about Balboa Park, which is now my favorite place in San Diego! As it was, I could have done all of this in a weekend, but I took two because I was in no hurry.I plan on using this book on many outings during my stay in San Diego. It gives me something to do other than go to the Mall and spend money (but it can help do that as well). Something for the first time traveler: Restaurants come and go, with some changing names and the admission prices to events and theme parks change as well. In the course of the year, nothing is too drastic but nothing is written in stone either. Nonetheless, the information in this book was always relevant.