San Diego's Crown Jewel Location: Villa Pacifica lies right on the oceanfront Sunset Cliffs Nature Park—the distance from the Villa Pacific property to the Pacific Ocean being 20 yards--you merely walk across the oceanfront street, Sunset Cliffs—a one lane road in each direction that dead-ends a mile about 4 blocks south of Villa Pacifica. Villa Pacifica enjoys an expansive estate-sized oceanfront lots (10,500 square feet)--among the largest of any San Diego Oceanfront community. The shoreline immediately in front of Villa Pacifica includes coastal formations, tide pool areas (just 150 yards south of the house where you can view sea anemones, crabs, small fish and other sea life) and several white sand cove beaches that are accessible from steps and trails (the closest cove beach is 200 yards north of the house). You can look up the location of Villa Pacifica and the spectacular Sunset Cliff Nature Park at mappoint.msn.com. Villa Pacifica is at 1327 Sunset Cliffs, San Diego, CA 92107. Sunset Cliffs Nature Park: Dedicated in 1983, Sunset Cliffs Nature Park stretches along the Pacific Ocean bordering the western edge of Point Loma. The Nature Park begins just north of Villa Pacifica and follows the natural beauty of the California Coast for two miles where the 68 acre Sunset Cliffs Nature Park links up with the 640 acre Point Loma Ecological Reserve. The entire area is designated a multiple species conservation area with the topography including white sand cove beaches with great surfing, bogey boarding and body-surfing, calmer tide pool areas, intricately carved coastal bluffs, arches, and sea caves—there is something for everybody from the surfer to the birdwatcher at the Sunset Cliffs Nature Park. Naturalists visit Sunset Cliffs Nature Park to watch the annual migration of the California Gray Whale as it makes its springtime trip from the Bering sea the Baja California where the calf their young.