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Shelter Island: From Naval Outpost to Tiki Paradise | Part 1

Shelter Island, San Diego—a place where history and paradise collide! Once a naval outpost, this artificial island transformed into a mid-century getaway famous for its Polynesian-inspired resorts, tiki culture, and stunning waterfront views. In this video, we explore Shelter Island’s iconic buildings that still stand today. This waterfront destination evolved into a mid-century paradise, embracing Polynesian design, tiki culture, and stunning bayfront architecture. It became a hub of Tiki-themed hotels, birthing iconic spots like Bali Hai, Humphrey’s Half Moon Inn, and Trader Mort’s.  #shelterisland #sandiego #tikiculture #historiclandmarks #travel #balihai :59 Denison Yachting - 2353 Shelter Island Drive - 1960 nautical-themed, a-frame roof 1:42 Fuel Dock - 2435 Shelter Island Drive - 1962 a-frame roof 2:00 H&M Marine - 2540 Shelter Island Drive - 1963 cantilevered a-frame roof, flying triangular gable, outrigger buttressing 2:17 IYC - 2515 Shelter Island Drive - 1957 L-shaped Hawaiian ranch house 2:52 2525 Shelter Island Drive - 1957 cross gable roof 3:08 Best Western Island Palms Hotel & Marina - 2051 Shelter Island Drive - 1960 a-frame lobby roof, tropical lobby, marina access 3:45 Yokohama Friendship Bell 4:16 Humphreys Half Moon Inn - 2303 Shelter Island Drive - 1959 Polynesian-style hotel with bow of fishing canoe 5:41 Humphreys By The Bay Restaurant - 1964 oversized a-frame entrance 6:08 Bali Hai - 1953 Polynesian-style hut with waterfront views, tiki idols 7:20 Trader Mort's - 2904 Shelter Island Drive - Javanese-style roof, lava rock, tropical decor, tiki masks, tiki idol