Everyday California

EDCA's most popular tour takes you on a kayak through the La Jolla ecological reserve, where you're likely to see lots of sea life... even though I had never before picked up a paddle, I felt empowered.

Rent a single or double kayak from EDCA to dart around the seven caves (all of which are located along the sandstone cliffs between La Jolla Shores and La Jolla Cove).

One of the best ways to explore La Jolla Cove is by paddling out yourself with EDCA. Their tour takes visitors around the cove to introduce them to a few seals, dolphins, and maybe even a shark or two if they’re lucky.

Kayak out to the sea caves with an EDCA guide, who will take you through the La Jolla Ecological Reserve that brags one of the highest concentrations of sea life in California.

Get up close with sea lions and seals, kayak through sea caves with EDCA and even walk down into a sea cave from inside a souvenir store - all while barely bumping into a soul.

There are 300-foot towering sea cliffs, dramatic sea caves, rocky reefs, secluded coves, and shallow sandy flats that attract harmless tiny-toothed leopard sharks.