Big Waves Surf in La Jolla Children's Pool Seal Beach

[@u4riahsc]

I remember having to jump off that when I went through lifeguard school back in the early 70s.

[@ferarthi]

Nice place x)

[@Ibprius]

What better than watching seals getting worked haha

[@DrkKnight004]

Damn I miss running across this trying to beat the waves as a teen

[@reddog17vids]

1:11 seals get owned lol

[@skiesofsilver]

ahahah this is too funnyy

[@paulasilva8214]

Quitados. Dos bichos

[@juliegrove4186]

Doesn't look like much of a pool...

[@hadooookn]

dalmn to bad there were no people on the kids beach. That would have been sweet to see people get smashed by those waves

[@mrf111stick]

This used to be a great place to venture out and snorkel- a privately built breakwater for kids to enjoy the ocean somewhat safely.But thanks to all knowing government and animal rights people it has been allowed to become a habitat for sea lions and seals.The place reeks now(terrible smell) and will eventually attract white sharks..who will do what they do.I hope I am wrong.

[@anotherworldviewispossible]

mrf111stick - you are wrong. The cove area has always been a haul-out. While it is a shame that people don't get to play on the beach as much (Federal Law protects pinipeds and other marine mammals from harassment or 'molestation' = disturbing their space) whenever they aren't packed in on the beach - people can still go there. I surf the area quite a bit. From what I've seen - the only thing that's changed is that Federal law is being enforced more. And you'd NEVER get that structure built today - coastal commission tends look down on such structures. If you want safe beach access for snorkeling or kids - S. end of La Jolla shores is a better option.

[@brendand1325]

I agree 100%.