Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Cardiff-by-the-Sea?

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The COVID-19 pandemic has taken by storm the entire world, with millions of people getting infected worldwide and over 3 million only in the U.S. Ever since the beginning, health officials have warned about the rapid rate at which the virus spreads and the risks associated with it, as well as what measures need to be taken in order to slow down the spread of the virus and keep the health system from getting overwhelmed. Although these efforts have been very helpful and it's extremely important to continue being precautious, life as we knew it seems to have changed completely. During this period, we perhaps how we took for granted all those small things that bring us joy and how precious are those moment when you can enjoy time with your friends or family, take a vacation to a beautiful place, or even just a walk in the park or on the beach.

With the travel restrictions, it's clear that a lot of vacation plans have been postponed, but hopefully, we'll all be able to return to normal soon and resume all of our plans. While there are still many restrictions and rules in place, things seem to look up in Encinitas and Cardiff-by-the-Sea, as the curve of infections seems to move a lot slower than in the rest of the country. Health officials have declared that SoCal's number of cases doubles every 23 days with the total number of cases being lower than in other states. This is extremely good news, not only for SoCal's residents but also for beachgoers, surfers, and everyone else who wants to relax for a while in Cardiff-by-the-Sea, as the state officials are slowly starting to loosen restrictions and beaches and businesses are opening up.

What Restrictions Will Be In Place at Cardiff-by-the-Sea Beaches

The number of cases in Cardiff-by-the-Sea and Encinitas has remained below 200, making this region one of the safest in the U.S during this period. With beaches now reopening, enjoying a little sun and waves is the perfect way to keep your mind relaxed and exercise, especially considering the fact that swimming or surfing can have great effects on the body and it can help boost the immune system. While it's wonderful that beaches in Cardiff-by-the-Sea and Encinitas are opening, this comes with a few restrictions that beachgoers will have to respect for their protection.

  • Allowed for this period are: swimming, running, surfing, paddling, or any other type of physical activity.
  • Not allowed: all types of gatherings (excepting members of the same household), games, or other group sports.

The stairways for beach access at Swami's, D Street, Stone Steps, and Grandview are also opening, with the mention that using facemasks while on the stairs is mandatory as the narrow space cannot allow beachgoers to keep a safe distance between each other. Moonlight Beach is also open, but state beaches remain closed until further notice. Beachgoers also need to practice social distancing while engaging in physical activities, of at least 1.6m.

What Else is Open Around Cardiff-by-the-Sea

This health crisis seems like it's going to continue disrupting our lives for a while longer, which means that we will have to get used to certain changes. But the good news is that there are still plenty of things you can enjoy in the SoCal area.

  • Restaurants, breweries, and wineries will operate only outdoors but it?s advisable to check beforehand if the place you want to go to is open, as rapid changes in schedule might occur.
  • The San Diego Zoo and Safari Park are also open as they are outdoor destinations.
  • Public gardens, hiking trails, parks, and other outdoor attractions are also open.
  • City reservoirs are open for walking, jogging, cycling, fishing and boating, and normal boating/fishing fees will apply. Wearing a mask and practicing social distancing are required.
  • Also open are golf courses, tennis courts, and campgrounds with the mention of respecting social distancing measures.

For Safe Accommodations, You Can Count On Us

Although there are still travel restrictions between states, SoCal residents are always welcome to ease off the tension from this difficult period and start getting a sense of normalcy with a little vacation at the beach. We have been taking all the precautions, carefully sanitizing all our properties in order to be able to receive guests in a safe and comfortable environment. When you choose to visit us, you can rest assured you'll have everything you need, especially privacy. We are always available to help our guests with everything they need and very happy to do so. You can choose between our Penthouse, Parkhouse, or Seacottage, each with a capacity of max. 6 guests, huge decks where you can enjoy the sun, and admire beautiful views while relaxing. We're fully prepared to receive you and offer the vacation of your dreams, despite this tough period.