Seal Beach is the last coastal town you will encounter in Orange County before crossing into Los Angles County and the city of Long Beach.
This little beach town has its own unique charm – with tall palm trees lining the beach, immaculate homes, and one of California's longest piers.
Crystal Cove state park is both a beach and a wilderness area with many hiking trails, beaches, and historic beach cottages.
This 3-mile stretch of beach along the Pacific Coast Highway is one of the state park system's newest additions.
One of the newest additions to the State Parks system, Crystal cove, spans 3900 acres of hills, canyons, trails, and beaches.
The park is a haven for people wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of civilization in Orange County, California.
Newport Beach is a bustling coastal town in Orange County, California – full of sandy beaches, piers, bike paths, malls, and restaurants.
The beaches in Newport are known for surfing, bodyboarding, bodysurfing, swimming, and fishing.
You can go walking on the beach, bike riding, visiting the shops and restaurants at the pier, spend time with the kids at the fun zone, or go on a Dolphin and Whale watching tour.
What a great way to explore Santa Barbara! We recently went on a private electric bike tour with the Cal Coast Adventures and loved every minute of it.
Santa Barbara is a coastal town sandwiched between the steep hills of Santa Ynez mountains and the pacific ocean.
The Spanish Colonial architecture, white buildings with courtyards, homes terraced on the hills overlooking the ocean, and the inviting sandy beaches – all gave Santa Barbara its nickname "The American Riviera".
