Stand Up Paddle (SUP) in Mission Bay

San Diego, California

5.0/5

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Flat, calm water to learn or brush up on skills. Easy access to get in and out. Spot dolphins, whales, seals. Great views on the water of Sea World, Fiesta Island, Mission Bay. One of the best workouts.

They call it one of the world’s largest man made water parks. Mission bay is an amazing SUP location of man made bays and parks located just minutes from the San Diego Airport.

One of the favorite coves is the Santa Barbara cove not just because it’s easy to access with parking right across the road. The Cove is protected on 3 sides so it’s usually very calm even on windy days especially near the shoreline. And it’s just across from the famous Wavehouse (artificial standing wave), Sea World and Fiesta Island along with its amusement parks and roller coaster. You can check out all the action on the boardwalk as well and the million dollar houses along the shoreline. This spot can’t be missed.

If you need/ want to rent, check out Mission Bay Sports Center

Photos: Yu-Chan Chen, St. Pete/Clearwater, Chris Goldberg

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Andy

Stand Up Paddle (SUP) in Mission Bay

11/23/20

Fun spot to paddle. Saw seals when we went

5.0

Stand Up Paddle (SUP) in Mission Bay

07/10/20

Great place to paddle in San Diego, and beautiful sunset if you have time to catch it!

5.0

Ludjmilla Santiago

Stand Up Paddle (SUP) in Mission Bay

05/18/17

I love it

5.0

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