There are some particularly scenic places – I’m referring to the views of Moro Canyon / Crystal Cove State Park near Laguna Beach. The landscapes along the Pacific Coast Highway are decidedly less grey and monotonous than the scenery on I-5, which we’ll discuss later. From that point on, you’ll need to continue on I-5 near the coast to reach San Diego. I recommend that you take the Pacific Coast Highway (Highway 1) from Los Angeles to the end, south of Laguna Beach. If you would like to enjoy every mile of your road trip and avoid crossing areas with boring scenery, the solution is to take your time so that the trip from Los Angeles to San Diego is not just a simple transit from one point to another. Below, I will show you an alternative route that may be longer but is more fascinating. The travel time indicated above refers to the fastest way to go by car. One idea would be to leave Los Angeles after dinner, so that the traffic will be lighter, stay overnight in San Diego and spend the next day sightseeing in San Diego (here is our list of things to see in San Diego). Because of city traffic, the drive can take even more than 3 hours, which further reduces the time available to visit San Diego. In light of this information, if you intend to make a quick stop in Los Angeles and visit San Diego in a day and then stay there overnight, don’t underestimate the travel distance.
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