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Southern
California Beach Guide
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Huntington
Beach -
Surf city has over eight miles of wide sandy
beach. The beach is located 40 miles south of
Los Angeles. Very popular beach for locals to
hang out.
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Newport
Beach -
Newport is home to some of the most expensive
real estate in Southern California. Six miles
of sandy beach, two piers and famous for surfing
The Wedge.
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Huntington
Beach Dog Beach - Let your four-legged friend run
on the beach and play in the surf. This popular area
is a favorite for dogs and their owners.
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Laguna
Beach -
With Sandy beaches, tide pools, shops, and world
class restaurants. Laguna Beach should be on
the top of your Southern California beach list.
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Crystal
Cove - One of the few places left
in Orange County where you can walk for miles
along the coastline and see it in its natural
state. Restored beach front cottages can be rented
out for that ultimate vacation.
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San
Clemente -
Fifteen square miles of coastline and scenic foothills.
With over 342 days of sunshine per year this is
a great place to visit the beach. Amtrak trains drop you
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Dana
Point -
The Harbor houses 2,500 yachts within its two
marinas, inside a one-and-a-half mile jetty.
Start your whale watching tours form here.
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Trestles
Beach - One of California’s
greatest surfing beaches. Some of the last undeveloped
coastal area in Southern california. You have
to see this beach !
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Salt
Creek Beach - This beach has been
a favorite surfing spot since the 1960s. Parking
is only
one dollar for all day. A
couple of five star resorts overlook this great beach.
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Oceanside -
Escape the hustle and bustle of the crowded cities
of Southern California. A short drive to Legoland
or San Diego stay in Oceanside for your So Cal vacation.
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Pismo
Beach - Long white beaches for a
pleasant stroll or for just enjoying the spectacular
views. Drive your car or truck on the beach here.
Classic California
beach.
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Santa
Monica - This seaside city blends
the charm and appeal of a coastal getaway with
an unforgettable
beach. Find
Pacific Park amusement park and Muscle Beach here.
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Malibu
Beach -
Located in Northwest Los Angeles County, the City
has 21 miles of
coastline along the Pacific Ocean. Watch for
movie stars here.
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Manhattan
Beach - A city of lovely homes on
tree-lined streets, year-round sunshine and beautiful
beaches. El Porto is a favorite location for
Southern California surfers.
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Venice
Beach - Southern
California's biggest pool party come and enjoy
the sun, the sand, the surf, the palm trees,
the summer breeze. People
watching along the ocean trail is a favorite
pastime.
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Mission
Beach - Mission Beach stretches
for over 4 miles and has a boardwalk. Mission
beach is home to Belmont
Park and it's famous
wooden roller coaster the Giant Dipper.
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Coronado
Beach - Coronado is a small “island” town
in San Diego Bay with an award winning beach.
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Pacific
Beach - San Diego's most popular
beach and boardwalk. "Toast the sunset with
a beer
and have your toes in the sand"
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Solana
Beach - Excellent beach for swimming
and surfing, a mile-long sandy beach with shallow
water for wading
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Cardiff
by the Sea - 25 miles north of San
Diego two miles of coastline and world class
surf. |
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