Sea Lions

Sea Lion Center is a non-profit organization that manages and educates sea lion projects. Located on the second floor of Pier 39, where sea lions are infested. It is operated by the Bay Aquarium near the pier. Historically, sea lions have been here since 1990, many of them perennially inhabited, and some migrate south in the summer to breed. In addition to food, drink and entertainment, sea lions add another scenic route to Pier 39. If you want more details, you can go to the Sea Lion Center or at the pier. You can also see the bay from the observation deck.

Sea lions at Pier 39 are one of the best tourist attractions in the city. Sea lions are such wonderful animals that I can spend hours observing them. They seem to be chatting, playing and lazily walking from one place to another. Some sit in the sun, some dive, their screams always come along the pier and in the distance. This is a must-see in San Francisco.

It is also a attraction at Pier 39. It is very popular. Although I have a bad impression of the sea lion and I don’t like its shape, most tourists will come here to see it.

Sea Lion Center is a non-profit organization that manages and educates sea lion projects. Located on the second floor of Pier 39, where sea lions are infested. It is operated by the Bay Aquarium near the pier. Historically, sea lions have been here since 1990, many of them perennially inhabited, and some migrate south in the summer to breed. In addition to food, drink and entertainment, sea lions add another scenic route to Pier 39. If you want more details, you can go to the Sea Lion Center or at the pier. You can also see the bay from the observation deck.

Sea Lion Center, Sea Lion Center, located in the trestle bridge area of San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf. Several times came to No. 39, the most desired one at night, before dawn. Once mentioned in the previous article: a person's night dark... empty car, sea, sky. Only sea lions, seagulls and wind. And, Maya's smoke, Maya in smoke. Some sleepless night, flying from Los Angeles to San Francisco, coming to Fisherman's Wharf amid the sound of a car, and then the crab sign at Fisherman's Wharf to Pier 39...Sea lions, seagulls, sea views, are the highlights. Some purple night, when the sea lions and seagulls all dreamed, the night fell, you did come, and I just fell: in the whistle... halfway through life, half dream and half awake... through the years of the train crushing... is the meaning of 39, or the pier, the bridge of life; And this century, still young, but now only nineteen. At the signpost of thirty-nine... in the sad song, you and I are obsessed fishermen.

This Sea Lion Center is just upstairs where you can see sea lions at Pier 39. It's not very big. It mainly introduces some scientific knowledge about sea lions. It's good to come to know about them after watching lazy sea lions. Sometimes there are special staff to explain them.