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Encinitas is becoming recognized as the destination we always knew it to be.  We call it home, and we welcome you to come and explore exactly why we call it home.  Here, you will find article after article written by visitors who have fallen in love with this beautiful community. We invite you to explore for yourself. Encinitas ~ Where Summer Never Ends. 

Visit Encinitas In the News

California’s Vegan Gastronomy

In honor of National Vegan Day Nov. 1, look no further than this curated list of plant-based dining experiences in Encinitas. From renowned vegan spots to new offerings, there’s something for every palate in this celebr

Oktoberfest in Encinitas Brings Bavarian Fun to the California Coast

This year, on Sunday, September 29th, the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce and Visit Encinitas are proud to present the 28th edition of Oktoberfest.  California’s coolest beach town brings a fun-filled day of food, music, a

Hansen Surfboards – A Local Legacy

Hansen Surfboards stands as a testament to the rich surf culture that has defined Encinitas for decades. Founded in 1961 by Don Hansen, this iconic shop is more than just a place to buy surfboards and gear—it’s a hub for

Three Perfect Days in San Diego Full of Fun, Sun & Tacos

Make the most of your trip to sunny San Diego, California with these local-approved itineraries for families, restaurant hounds and sun-worshippers. Check out Encinitas’ Gordys Bakery & Moonlight Beach!

Encinitas skater Tom Schaar wins silver in Olympic men’s park

Paris 2024 Olympics – Success for our local hero!

Encinitas skater Tom Schaar became the first American to win Olympic Silver in men’s Skateboard Park. Congratulations Tom!

Chamber Chat Live! Visit Encinitas

Michael Glenn, Encinitas Chamber of Commerce Board member and Tourism Committee lead, gives us insight into tourism, the importance of visitors and their impact, and the new Visit Encinitas website.

Encinitas Is The Cool Little California Beach Town You Need To Visit

Journalist Kevin Wilkerson of PubClub.com visited Encinitas and found food, drink, beach, music, cycling, and much more!

PubClub.com is a content-oriented nightlife tourist guide dedicated to social-minded travelers.

The 10 Best Campsites Within an Hour of San Diego

San Elijo State Beach is a popular campground in North County, perched on a bluff with ocean views.

It’s perfect for an authentic beach experience, including early morning surfing and sunset dinners over a campfi

Encinitas Visitors Center rebrands to ‘Visit Encinitas’ and launches new website

The Encinitas Visitors Center has rebranded as “Visit Encinitas” and launched a new website, www.visitencinitasca.com. The website serves as a comprehensive guide for locals and visitors, showcasing the vibrant community

Interview with Good Business San Diego

Carol Knight, Director of Community Relations and Membership at the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce discusses the rebranding to “Visit Encinitas” and the launch of their new website, visitencinitas.com. Watch her here!

Land of Legends

From stage and screen legends to ties to myths and local lore, California is brimming with destinations with legendary backstories. Encinitas is home to some of them including the Encinitas Boathouses.

Best Trails in California

Two local trails –  San Elijo Lagoon and San Diego Botanic Garden  – are must visits.

Westways: Encinitas, A California Town with International Roots

Day Trip: 10 Fun Things to do in Encinitas

 

Forbes Best Places to Travel in 2023

California summons thoughts of a sun-swathed swell and palm-flecked streets thronged by cool cafes and beautiful boutiques—and that’s exactly what you’ll find in Encinitas.

Avid surfer and board member Michael Glenn making waves in Encinitas

Californian Michael Glenn is an avid surfer, marketer and long-time Encinitas resident.

He serves on the Board of the Encinitas Chamber and is on the Economic Development and Visit Encinitas Committees

Encinitas isn’t just a city; it’s a vibe!

Encinitas isn’t just a city; it’s a vibe. Visit the coastal community 25 miles north of downtown San Diego and you’ll instantly get a sense of surfer-cool. To grab coffee in the morning is to witness legions of customers