Beaches found in California
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| California Beaches provide one of the most popular vacations in the USA. Approximately 54% of the nation’s population lives within 50 miles of the shoreline, and more people are moving to coastal areas every day. There are over 1,000 miles of California beaches along the California coast and approximately 118 beach cities. You can surf, swim, sunbathe and take pictures of beaches in California, grabbing a souvenir photo of a California girl or surfer hanging ten next to the Huntington Beach Pier. |
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California has 450 beaches along the coast. We have singled out a few of the best locations to visit. If your looking to sun bathe, surf or just snap pictures of all the beautiful California girls there is a beach for you. |
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Half Moon Bay - As your eyes scan the hilltops in the distance, you catch a glimpse of something so different that it causes you to ponder whether you are looking at a huge castle or mansion of incredible stature. |
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Huntington Beach - is an Orange County, California beach community located in sunny, Southern California just 125 miles or so from the Mexican border. |
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Laguna Beach includes 7 miles of coastline with some of Southern California most scenic beaches and coves you'll find along the Southern California coast. |
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LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA is a beautiful city that includes one of the nation's busiest ports and largest marina docking everything from the tiny sabot sailboat invented here, to the historic Queen Mary Ship. |
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Pebble Beach - Anybody who has ventured to California can attest to, the term “day trip” was not coined with California in mind. Best known as a resort destination, the area is home to the famous golf course, Pebble Beach Golf Links. |
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Capistrano Beach is a great place to take the family. There are many things for a family to do in the area that won't cost a fortune. It's one of the oldest cities in California.
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