We found San Diego's Hidden Caves at Sunset Cliffs

[@Voyagerhq]

Happy New Year! Wishing you the best in 2024!

[@heyo423]

I’m new to San Diego, so your videos are pretty awesome. Thanks for the hard work

[@Voyagerhq]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.

[@WalkingIntrovert]

I love visiting sunset cliffs. It's so beautiful there.

[@Voyagerhq]

I agree, it’s an amazing place to explore

[@JDiology]

Do Portuguese bend! Ur videos rock. 🎉

[@Voyagerhq]

Thank you! Happy New Year!

[@Cutie-Paw]

It’s amazing nature of Sunset Clift in OB San Diego, how’s gorgeous video thanks for hard working to make this video 👍💖❤️🥰

[@Voyagerhq]

Thank you 😊 yes it’s a beautiful place to enjoy the scenery with many nice trails and caves to explore

[@kathybikadi9854]

Thanks, this was very interesting!

[@Voyagerhq]

Thanks glad it was informative!

[@CHYZ5]

There is an underground tunnel that leads up to one of the front houses. From the cave is an entrance to the house where they say was the distribution point

[@Voyagerhq]

I’ve heard about this! We were looking for it and saw a possible tunnel that could lead that far back into the cliff. But the stagnant water inside the cave and rising tides outside made us cut the exploring short. 😅

[@CHYZ5]

@@Voyagerhq oh no waaaaay!? 1203 Sunset Cliffs Blvd
San Diego, CA is the address

[@MartinV.]

Cool

[@Voyagerhq]

Thanks!

[@VirgilVanhelsun]

I used to jump in the 1990s

[@Voyagerhq]

Looks like fun.

[@drtybrdy75]

The cave just outside smugglers used to lead to the pink house. During prohibition the cases of booze were held there before being shipped out

[@Voyagerhq]

Totally possible. We were looking for the tunnel and saw a possible route but it was submerged in stagnant water. The tide was rising so we were cut short on time.

[@drtybrdy75]

@@Voyagerhq yeah, that cave smells like rotting flesh. Probably not a wise decision to wade through that toxic avenger water.

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