Exploring Sunny Jim's Sea Cave in La Jolla, California

[@AbandonedMines11]

A lot of good details in your video regarding the cave, its history, and its namesake. Very well-researched! Thumbs up! When I was there a few years ago, I believe the entrance fee was only five dollars.

[@Mikemalone7873]

From time to time, surfers might swim over from The Shores, go up the stairs and run out the gift shop. At least that's what I heard back in the '80s when my friends and I did it! I really enjoy your videos. Always a "Must See"!

[@u4riahsc]

I used to swim over from the Shores snorkeling around and run up the stairs when I was a kid all the time.

[@CactusAtlas]

Before you even mentioned that the location was used in film I kept thinking that it's very cinematic. No surprise that it was! What a great little hidden gem. Had no idea about it! 👍

[@cynthiarenfroe8004]

Wow what a beautiful place ,,Steve you always find the most interesting and cool places to see ,, sure enjoy your videos and a howdy to your also beautiful family

[@natelan69420]

Another great video about my beautiful hometown of San Diego!! Great work!!

[@wafflesnfalafel1]

Super nice and informative vid sir - love how you timed the "but the best thing to see is.." with the camera exposure adjustment to reveal the view. Made me smile.

[@DennisCaffey]

Very nice journey here. I had no idea that this existed. I grew up in So. Cal and have some knowledge of the local attractions. Great job and keep on delivering your quality content. Thanks!

[@roncross1945]

Thank you for sharing. My daughter lives in Poway. This would be fun to see.

[@darkcoaster]

Another great video, short but sweet. I hope one day you make it up to gold country and Northern California for a road trip to a few spots!

[@fakealexstrong]

Awesome! I will definitely be checking this out soon! Thanks for sharing

[@SidetrackAdventures]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@keithwinters3031]

Very interesting. Thanks from the U.K.

[@howardnielsen6220]

Swam in to the cave many times in the late 50’s

[@sonnydacuse7622]

Thanks for sharing! I'm definitely going there soon, brotha! ✊

[@weepat5325]

I discovered Sunny Jim's Cave the summer before my 9th grade year (1968), I don't remember what I paid, but I loved it, I took some friends from out of town there about 5 years ago, and we all loved it ($5). While it was noticeable in the video you didn't mention how steep the stairs are and that many of the steps are wet all the time, I highly recommend using the hand rail at all times.

[@SidetrackAdventures]

I saw an old poster from the 1980s that had the price at a dollar.

[@weepat5325]

@@SidetrackAdventures In 1968 it was likely in the 50 cent-75 cent range.

[@belajarcerdas23]

Great share my friend, success for your channel and stay connected💚💚👍from Indonesia

[@SomeplaceOrAnother]

Wow 🤩 the cave is really neat 😁😎

[@motorcitycarz]

I love this place 😊

[@elliswoodall407]

Awesome 😊

[@JasmineApple]

Really interesting history! I had heard that the cave was used during prohibition to smuggle illegal booze!! Haha!!

[@SidetrackAdventures]

I saw something about it but couldn't confirm one way or another.

[@sorrowfulsatchel679]

What is the music you used for this video??

[@sheripacori2097]

Cool!

[@drkwoods]

“Red Skeleton” ??? Lmao. It’s Skel-ton

[@medavog]

I will talk to the mayor about the highway 80 plaque! 😂😅

[@gmazz0913]

The outline of the cave opening looks like the head of a bearded ninja warrior to me.

[@lulumars2]

The entrance is now$10 for adults and $6 for kids.

[@Katmai_Bear_480]

Love the video. However, Baby It's Cold Outside has only recently become... "controversial". Used to be just a really cute, sweet winter duet. The minds that made it controversial? I gotta wonder about them.

[@michaelberger8137]

I'm afraid 144 steps is my limit.

[@jeffsadon552]

The last time I was there it cost four dollars

[@lilys4960]

😃

[@robbieschlerf8998]

No you don't have to pay yo see the cave

[@mikelubin148]

Its so cool when you swim to the cave and see all the tourists paying good money to do what a strong swimmer can do for free