Cabrillo Beach is popular for swimming, surfing, scuba diving and volleyball. With views of Santa Catalina Island, Cabrillo Beach also features picnic tables, a snack bar and a playground area. The fishing pier parallels the breakwater, which is...
This peaceful 12-acre lagoon is easy walking distance from most of the Marina’s hotels. Staffed by lifeguards, the beach has playground equipment, sheltered picnic tables and no surf, making it ideal for families.
Venice Beach includes the beach, the promenade that runs parallel to the beach ("Ocean Front Walk" or just "the boardwalk"), Muscle Beach, the handball courts, the paddle tennis courts, Skate Dancing plaza, the numerous beach...
Visit Redondo Beach in the South Bay area of Los Angeles. Redondo Beach features swimming, surfing, pier, bike path, diving, boating, strand walkway, volleyball courts, bait and fishing tackle shop, shopping, restrooms and showers.
If you'd like to see sea life in its natural habitat without getting wet, the tide pools at Royal Palms offer glimpses of sea anemones and other unusual life forms that live in the wet nooks and crannies of the rocky shoreline after the tide...
Located in Malibu, Nicolas Canyon Beach offers fishing, handicap accessways, picnicking, restrooms, showers, surfing and swimming.
Visit Point Vicente Beach in Marina del Rey for whale watching (in season), fishing access, picnic tables, diving, hiking, restrooms and showers.
Las Tunas State Beach, the southernmost beach in Malibu, is far less populated and much more easily accessible than most of its neighboring beaches. This spot is popular with fishermen and scuba divers, although swimmers and surfers seeking some...
Dockweiler Beach features a three-mile-long shoreline, hang gliding facility, bike path, fire rings, picnic areas, volleyball courts and a RV campground. The RV campground has three large blue spaces with seven-foot-wide access aisles and hookups...