Cabrillo National Monument

Cabrillo National Monument in San Diego honors Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, the explorer who mapped California’s coast in 1542. The site offers stunning views of San Diego, the harbor, and the Pacific Ocean. Visitors can explore historic exhibits about Cabrillo’s voyage, walk along scenic trails, and see the Lighthouse, which dates back to 1855. The monument also serves as a reminder of California’s exploration history and maritime significance. It’s a peaceful spot for appreciating nature, history, and panoramic seascapes.