San Diego County
The San Diego County coastline starts at the border with Mexico and runs north to Orange County. In between are over 100 named beaches with a lot of diversity.
The San Diego County coastline starts at the border with Mexico and runs north to Orange County. In between are over 100 named beaches with a lot of diversity.
Orange County is sandwiched between the large urban metropolises of San Diego and LA. The OC coastal cities are smaller in size, but they compete in the quantity and quality of their beaches.
Los Angeles County is home to about ten million people and on sunny days it seems like most are at the beach. Luckily there are many amazing beaches from Long Beach to Malibu to choose from.
Catalina Island is a short ferry ride away from ports in Long Beach, Dana Point, and Los Angeles. Catalina's public beaches are yours to discover.
The famed Hotel del Coronado was built in 1888. Two men, H.L. Story and Elisha Babcock purchased the entire...
As one of Los Angeles’ premier oceanfront resorts, Terranea Resort offers spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean from it’s...
Just steps from the surf, guests of Cape Rey delight in the ocean views and convenient setting. This Carlsbad...
With Mediterranean style influence and upscale décor, Tamarack Beach Resort presents stylish lodging, nearly right on the sand and...
Located across the street from a wonderful beach, Hilton Garden Inn is business and family friendly. Sure, some think...
The Catalina Express Ferry is your cheapest, fastest, and safest way to visit Santa Catalina Island. They operate high-speed...
Mission San Diego, California’s First Church, is a State and National Historic Landmark. As the first of the 21 Spanish...
Soak City is one of Orange County’s top theme park attractions and there are several great ones nearby including...
Point Loma holds some of the greatest treasures the San Diego area. The majority of the point is protected...
The Wrigley Memorial and Botanical Garden is a pleasant 1.5 mile stroll up Avalon Canyon Road from downtown Avalon...
The Getty Villa, is a facility that J. Paul Getty never lived in, but had built to house a...
The Southern California Coast is synonymous with sun, beach babes, and stunning sandy beaches - and for good reason. The counties of San Diego, Orange, and Los Angeles are chock full of great beaches for just about any beach activity you can think of. Surfing is a top activity in these parts, but so is beach volleyball, camping, scuba diving, tidepooling, people-watching, dog-walking, swimming, and just laying around sunbathing (is that really an activity?). Or you can get away from it all with a trip to Catalina Island just a quick ferry ride away. Near the beaches of Socal you'll find comfy hotels, tasty restaurants, and many unique things to do. The Southern California Coast is a wonderful place to live and an incredible vacation destination for those seeking sun and fun.