Spooky Tidepools

Explore spooky tidepools with a marine biologist! Includes a Halloween mocktail + one themed cake pop. 🦇 Spooky Tidepools: A Halloween Ocean AdventureThink Halloween… but make it oceanfront. 🌊🎃 Join Sea to Shore Explorers for a special Spooky Tidepools experience at the La Jolla Tidepools on October 25! We’ll explore the rocky intertidal zone during an afternoon low tide and discover some of the ocean’s most fascinating — and slightly spooky-looking — creatures. Led by a marine biologist, this 60-minute guided tidepooling experience is all about getting outside, exploring the coast, and enjoying a fun afternoon by the ocean. 👻 What you might discover: • ⭐ Sea stars • 🪸 Anemones • 🐌 Sea snails • 🦀 Crabs • 🐙 Octopus and other hidden marine life • 🎃 Plenty of weird, wonderful, and spooky-looking creatures 🎃 What's Included Your ticket includes everything you need for a fun afternoon by the sea: 🌊 60-minute guided tidepool exploration led by a marine biologist 🔬 Marine biology + fun facts about the creatures we discover 🥤 One complimentary Halloween-inspired mocktail 🍰 One Halloween-themed cake pop per guest 🌅 Beautiful La Jolla coastal views 🤝 A fun, social way to meet fellow ocean lovers After exploring the tidepools, stick around to enjoy your complimentary mocktail and spooky ocean-themed cake pop! 🌊 What to Bring No tidepooling experience is necessary — just bring your curiosity! Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes that can get wet, and be prepared to walk over uneven, rocky surfaces. Please leave the creatures where you find them so we can help protect this special ecosystem. 🐚 Whether you're an ocean lover, science nerd, Halloween fan, or just looking for something different to do in San Diego this October, Spooky Tidepools is the perfect way to celebrate the season by the sea. 🎃🌊 Space is limited, so grab your ticket and come see what spooky surprises the tide has in store! 📍 La Jolla Tidepools 303 Coast Blvd, La Jolla, CA 92037 Hosted by Sea to Shore Explorers — tidepooling tours led by a marine biologist.