Port of San Diego(San Diego Naval Base)

San Diego is the second largest city in California and the eighth largest city in the United States. It is located on the San Diego Bay at the southern end of the state, 20 kilometers south of the Mexican border. The urban area covers an area of ​​829 square kilometers and has a population of more than 1.37 million, with many Mexican and Spanish descendants. According to statistics from 2015-2016, white people accounted for 64% of the population, Latin Americans and Mexicans accounted for 32%, and Asians accounted for 10%. The metropolitan area includes nearby beaches and highlands, with an area of ​​11,020 square kilometers; the metropolitan area includes 18 small cities with a total population of more than 2.8 million, most of whom live in areas not far from the coast. San Diego County is famous for its natural landscape. You can see beaches, forests and deserts of different styles in a day's drive. There are more than 60 golf courses, many national parks and the Columbus National Forest. San Diego's famous tourist attractions include the Harbor Village, Convention Center, Cypress Park, Art Museum, Zoo, Spanish Village, etc.

The Port of San Diego was built in 1542, became a Spanish military fortress in 1769, belonged to Mexico in 1834, was occupied by the United States in 1846, was established as a city in 1850, and was built into a US naval base in 1920. After 1980, it became the main support base for the US 3rd Fleet. The eastern part of the naval base is located in the middle of the bay, with a pier line of 16.5 kilometers and a water depth of 6 to 11 meters. The western part of the base is located in the north of Coronado Island, at the entrance of the Port of San Diego, with an amphibious base and a naval air station. The headquarters of the US Navy's 3rd Fleet and many of its troops are stationed here, and more than half of the fleet's ships include

San Diego is a US naval base. When we visited, we took a boat to see the aircraft carriers from afar, and we were able to board the ship to visit old aircraft carriers from World War II. There is also a sculpture of the "Kiss of Victory".

Three aircraft carriers were stationed at the port, as well as the decommissioned old carrier Midway Island, which had participated in the Second World War. The old carrier is now open to the outside world and can buy tickets to visit. After visiting the old city of San Diego, we drove to the military port of San Diego. The statue of the Kiss of the Century is on the shore of the carrier Midway Island.

It is a port of great commemorative significance and historical characteristics. Free attractions, you can come here to blow the sea breeze, visit the garden. There are many huge tall trees and statues, of course the most famous are the "Kiss of the Century" statues and warships. The statue of the kiss of the century is super large. Standing at their feet for a group photo, there is a dwarf feeling, beside which there is a sign telling about history and culture. Warships are also spectacular. Seaside air, the weather is very good, if you have time, you can sit for an afternoon.

Beautiful port, home port of Pacific Fleet! The ancient city hosting the first World Expo and Colorado Island, the world's first five-star hotel, is home to the world-renowned American Seals commando team. Great!

To be fair, San Diego is still a place to play in the major cities of the United States. He belongs to a resort city, and the scenery is good, especially in Santiago Harbour. The sunset's afterglow made the sea, the boat and the whole city a soft yellow.