Leucadia State Beach offers many fun activities including
swimming, surfing, fishing, snorkelling, wildlife watching, beachcombing,
diving, paddle boarding, surfing, kite surfing, bodyboarding, windsurfing, picnicking,
kayaking, canoeing, and boating. Leucadia
State Beach is ideal for all kinds of surfers because the water here offers
mild yet fun surfing waves. If you are
planning to surf or swim near Leucadia State Beach, we recommend being careful because
the water near Leucadia State Beach is known to have rip currents. Leucaida State Beach is popular with divers -
the water near Leucadia State Beach is home to a number of animals including
seals, otters, sea lions, dolphins, migrating whales (December to April),
octopus, leopard shark, garibaldi fish, California spiny lobsters, and California moray eels. Please note that seals, sea lions,
dolphins, and whales are protected under a law named the Marine
Mammal Protection Act of 1972 and harming them can result in a civil
penalty of up to $11,000 and possible imprisonment. If you like
birdwatching, you can see many kinds of birds around Leucadia State Beach
including gulls, cormorants, and brown pelicans. If you are planning to fish near Leucadia
State Beach, please follow the local fishing regulations that can be found on the
website of California Department of Fish and
Wildlife. Leucadia State Beach is ideal for visitors looking for a quieter beach
experience because it sees fewer visitors as compared to other nearby San Diego
beaches.