There are so many things to do in San Diego that you might have problem fitting them all in your itinerary. Here are just few of the must visit places and must do activities in "America`s Finest City":

Sea World:Ocean life lovers will have a time of their lives at the Sea World. Home of Shamu-the killer whale, be all set for penguin and shark encounters, as well as dolphin interaction right before your eyes. The amusement rides at Sea World can leave travelers of all age panting for more.

San Diego Zoo:One of the world`s greatest zoos, this 100 acre vast land is home to a Polar Bear Plunge, Tiger River and Monkey Trails that offers animals the natural habitat to inter mingle. The Giant Panda Reserve Station is the major draw of this zoo.

LegoLand:Lego Land is new to the long list of amusement parks that San Diego boasts of. The younger lot can have an enjoyable time with the interactive rides and other amusements for children of all age. The young at heart will be really impressed with the replicas of famous cities using Lego blocks.

Balboa Park:Balboa Park can be easily said to be a cultural hub of the city. This greenbelt is a gathering place for the San Diegans and is home to many of the city`s museums. Old Globe Theatre, San Diego Museum of Art, Museum of Photographic Arts, Hall of Champions, Fleet Science Center and Museum of Natural History are the major attractions that draw millions of travelers to the Balboa Park each year.

San Diego is a paradise for the travelers and abounds in accommodation options of varied types for travelers with different budgets and tastes.

Downtown:The old world charm comes alive at the US Grant Hotel, which is amongst the most stylish hotels in the city. Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego is quite a hip destination and is known for its bar and restaurants. If its guest services and luxury that`s high on your agenda, head to the nearby Sheraton Suites. Harbour Island and Shelter are the two man made islands that are home to some great options such as Humphrey`s Half Moon Inn and Suites.

Mission Bay:This area is very popular with tourists and is home to a large collection of luxury hotels. The favorite being the Hilton San Diego Resort, which is a hot spot due to the water sports it offers. Bahia Resort is also a popular option and is known for its free cruises.

Beach Cities:Pacific beach is home to a wide range of motels and affordable hotels that are mainly concentrated along the Grand and Pacific Coast highway. You can rent some really good property at the Mission Beach for your summer excursions. Catamaran Resort and Hotel is one of the most sought after option here.

A valid passport is required by all national visiting United States of America.

Visa is not required by nationals of Britain, Canada, Australia and all EU countries. However, nationals of Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Cyprus and Poland do require a visa as they`re not included in the visa waiver program.

The best time to visit San Diego is late summer and early fall when the city beaches are swarming with locals and tourists. July to September is the ideal time to visit San Diego for the beach lovers. Mid May to Early July should be avoided as the coastline is rather gloomy during this time.

San Diego experiences a semi arid warm climate almost throughout the year with the annual average temperature hovering around 70.5 degree Fahrenheit. Summer and early fall months are the hottest months. It is normally sunny all the time in San Diego with an average temperature shifting from 50 degree Fahrenheit in January to 72 degree Fahrenheit in July.

Currency:Currency used in San Diego is US Dollar. ATMs and bureau de change can be easily found throughout the city. Debit cards and credit cards are widely accepted. Travelers` checks are mostly accepted everywhere.

Language:The predominant language in San Diego is English. Spanish is understood and spoken widely. The city has a large number of Filipinos who speak Tagalog.