Best socal beaches.

[WERDdabuilder]

i live in the Inland Empire area.

tired of going to huntington/new port and whatnot.

anyone know of other good beaches with like coves/better water then those beaches i listed etc?

[vincem]

avila beach is pretty nice, especially if you're swimming next to the pier you'll get your ass hooked by the fishermen.

[usdm180sx]

South bay ftw. Torrance Avenues/Hermosa/El Porto/Manhattan all kick a$$ when a south swell kicks in.

[blownoffvalve]

crystal cove is nice. It's about 30mins south of HB. Laguna beach is nice too.

[catchmydrifts14]

Redondo beach to Dockweiler is ok.... .santa monica beaches to malibu also... Malibu has nice scenery/waves all the way to oxnard.

[InspireMS]

i tend to go to Corona Del Mar and Laguna Beach. both pretty cool beaches.

[azndummie]

trestles, salt creek, newport, huntington(surf city) all of these are good if u like surfing

[5t341tH]

corona del mar is good. free parking and u can go down and chill on the rocks

[k's_silvia2.0]

Try going up north.
Its afganistanimation
SOOOO FUNNY.

[C. Senor]

yeah corona del ray and hermosa....and la jolla is nice aswell. most southern cali beaches are more of an attraction with sites and restaurants, with nice beaches, down here its not really filled with coves. yuo'd have to look around...i think i saw one in malibu i forgot what beach it was but it was malibu or a beach next to it...lol i visited the beaches from palos verdes to the north of malibu that day.

[Yuri]

My favorite is Seal Beach.
Never crowded, nice small shop area nearby for ice-cream, etc.
Very residential.
I used to walk there after work everday during the summer.

[woodchuck]

My favorite is Seal Beach.
Never crowded, nice small shop area nearby for ice-cream, etc.
Very residential.
I used to walk there after work everday during the summer.

ahhh yes, my old stomping grounds back in my csulb days. what yuri says is very true, but i have seen it crowded on 4th of july and other bbq holidays. other then that its very chill.


there are some good beaches in SD county if you wanna drive far. la jolla and carlsbad are not to bad either.

[SNC240SX]

used to go to La jolla all the time when i would head to SD. NOw i usually just stay at Huntington. Good waves and if you take beach blvd. back to the freeway you cna hit Super Autobacs and Red Robins on the way home.

[azndoc]

^^^ hmmmm Red Robin's Royal Red Robin Burger FTW. Fo sho. Why you man ask, because they put a fried egg on the burger. Yum.....

Sam you missed the Red Robin dining experience on Tuesday.

[djp.]

i say dana point and corona del mar, went squba diving there lot more quite then the rest, and the parking is on top of a cliff and u walk down to the beach.. lot more private

[usdm180sx]

^^^ hmmmm Red Robin's Royal Red Robin Burger FTW. Fo sho. Why you man ask, because they put a fried egg on the burger. Yum.....

Sam you missed the Red Robin dining experience on Tuesday.

Nah man you haven't had Red Robin 'til you've had a Banzai Burger, cooked medium, no tomato and a side of ranch for the endless fries. :bigok:

[azndoc]

HMmmm.... endless fries. I like to ask for them before my burger comes out. Because it's cheap and I'm hungry and too poor to get anything else.

[sideview_180sx]

from dana point south to santa monica north. I spent a weekend up along the coast from malibu to santa barbara. holy shit its peaceful and laidback. its such a slow pace out there, its great. long drive from IE (loma linda/redlands)

[910clubs]

corona del mar, laguna beach, newport beach, dana point

[ALTRNTV]

Try going more up north, around the Oxnard area. Take the 1 all the way up to Oxnard, from Malibu (great drive btw). The nicest beach there is Mandalay Bay Beach. It's a state park, so it's always clean.

[Helghast]

Big Sur, up north.

Central cali status.