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Miles below bustling Los Angeles and just north of Tijuana, you'll find one of California's most mild-mannered and effortlessly enchanting vacation hotspots. San Diego doesn't have to work too hard to attract visitors from all over the world, and a quick look at the facts will tell you why.

The San Diego Zoo, Sea World, Wild Animal Park and Legoland are magnets for fun-loving families, and stunning ocean and mountain scenery provide the backdrop to any number of outdoor adventure pursuits. Follow the crowds to the best beaches or stray off the beaten path for a mountain biking adventure. Then, as the moon begins to rise, take a stroll through downtown for a taste of fine cuisine and some great people watching.

As a haven for travelers, California offers all sorts of lodging options. This might make it seem like a daunting task to find a place to stay that fits your needs in such a way as to justify spending your hard-earned dollars. But, if you check into renting a vacation home, you might be surprised at how reasonable and truly accommodating a rental property can be. It might take a little effort to uncover it, but as you put your feet up on the patio of your cozy, fully-equipped beach house, you'll surely feel that it was all worth it.

Picture a two-story ocean side home in Mission Bay with vaulted ceilings and lots of windows. A 30 second walk will have you splashing in the surf, and the grill pit right next to the house is perfect for hosting a family gathering in your temporary backyard. And though you have a game room at your disposal and can see the Sea World fireworks from your deck, venturing out to all the tourist attractions you've been reading about won't be a bit of trouble thanks to your enviable location. Boardwalk bike riding, coffee in bed, and naps in the hammock will characterize this trip, all because you took the time to choose a vacation home you knew your family would love.

If you're into keeping fit during this holiday, perhaps an adobe casita overlooking La Jolla would be a good choice. Easy access to hiking, biking, and kayak adventures will keep everyone's adrenaline going, and for those slower-paced afternoons, look down the street to the tennis courts and swimming pool for some impromptu exercise opportunities. Panoramic views will tempt you to stay close to your home away from home, but don't forget that a string of galleries, shops and restaurants exist just five minutes down the road. Perched in the hills, you may feel like you're a million miles away, but a host of conveniences are quietly awaiting your next whim.

A major concern for many travelers has to do with leaving their pets behind while they are off seeing the world. If you just don't have the heart to leave the furriest members of your family in a kennel or in the care of neighbors, then now is the time to relax. San Diego is quite dog-friendly, and many vacation rental homes are sympathetic to the traveling aspirations of your well-behaved four-legged companions. Check it out first, but don't be surprised if the welcome mat is rolled out for you and your puppy too as you arrive at the doorstep of your condo or cottage.

It would take years to experience all that San Diego has to offer, so if you only have a few days, then it's time to prioritize. Make a list of your top choices, and then pick out a place to stay that will complement these sure-to-be-satisfying activities. Following this formula will lead you towards the vacation you've been dreaming about, so the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll feel the soft breezes and never-overwhelming pace that characterize sunny San Diego.

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