La Jolla, often called "The Jewel of San Diego," is a coastal community known for its stunning beaches, upscale lifestyle, and diverse neighborhoods.

The Village (Village of La Jolla): The heart of La Jolla, featuring a mix of luxury shopping, fine dining, art galleries, and ocean views. It's a walkable area where visitors and locals enjoy beachside cafes and parks.

• La Jolla Shores: Known for its expansive sandy beach and family-friendly atmosphere, this neighborhood offers beachfront dining and opportunities for kayaking and snorkeling. 

• Bird Rock: A laid-back, family-friendly community located on the southern end of La Jolla, Bird Rock is known for its surf spots and unique coastal shops. 

• Windansea: Famous for its surfing beach, Windansea is surrounded by a residential neighborhood featuring a mix of charming beach cottages and newer, upscale homes.

• La Jolla Farms: An exclusive neighborhood boasting sprawling estates and spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, located near the University of California, San Diego, and the Torrey Pines Golf Course.

• La Jolla Heights: A hilly neighborhood offering panoramic ocean views, situated near the La Jolla Natural Park. 

• Muirlands: Located on the western slopes of Mount Soledad, Muirlands is known for its large, secluded properties and lush landscapes. 

• Hidden Valley: A secluded neighborhood offering privacy and tranquility, located in the northern part of La Jolla. 

• Country Club: Named after the La Jolla Country Club, this neighborhood is known for its luxury homes and golf course views.

• La Jolla Village: Distinct from The Village of La Jolla, this neighborhood is located closer to the University of California, San Diego, featuring more residential accommodations and shopping centers. 

Each of these neighborhoods contributes to La Jolla's reputation as a premier coastal destination, offering a blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and residential appeal.